Figure 1 shows water at 20°C to be circulated from and to the reservoir. The 30 mm diameter pipe made of commercial steel, 60 m long is to be used. Water will be pumped by a 65% efficient motor-pump combination that draws 400 W of electric power during operation. Estimate the total volume flow rate through the valve. KL exit = 1.0 KL elbow = 1.5 6.0 = 0.8 Filter KL KL filter = 12.0 valve H Pump KL ent

Figure 1 shows water at 20°C to be circulated from and to the reservoir. The 30 mm diameter pipe made of commercial steel, 60 m long is to be used. Water will be pumped by a 65% efficient motor-pump combination that draws 400 W of electric power during operation. Estimate the total volume flow rate through the valve. KL exit = 1.0 KL elbow = 1.5 6.0 = 0.8 Filter KL KL filter = 12.0 valve H Pump KL ent

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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