he figure shown below is a series pipeline system used to draw a fluid from a lower source open tank to a higher destination open tank . The flow and geometric layout for the system are listed below: Fluid: water       Volume flow rate: Q=0.015 m3/s Elevation difference:  h=8.0m of two free surfaces Suction line:                      DN100 Sch. 40 Steel pipe                      Length: Ls=2.0 m                      Valve1: hinged disc type foot valve                      Entrance type: well-rounded Discharge line:                           DN80 Sch. 40 Steel pipe                           Length: Ld=100 m                           Valve2: full open gate valve                           Elbows:  90ο long radius elbow   (2)  Select all energy loss types between section 1 and

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  1. The figure shown below is a series pipeline system used to draw a fluid from a lower source open tank to a higher destination open tank . The flow and geometric layout for the system are listed below:

    Fluid: water      

    Volume flow rate: Q=0.015 m3/s

    Elevation difference:  h=8.0m

    of two free surfaces

    Suction line:

                         DN100 Sch. 40 Steel pipe

                         Length: Ls=2.0 m

                         Valve1: hinged disc type foot valve

                         Entrance type: well-rounded

    Discharge line:

                              DN80 Sch. 40 Steel pipe

                              Length: Ld=100 m

                              Valve2: full open gate valve

                              Elbows:  90ο long radius elbow

     

    (2)  Select all energy loss types between section 1 and 2_________

     

      A.

    Minor loss for the two elbows

      B.

    Friction loss in suction line

      C.

    Minor loss for Valve 1

      D.

    Entrance loss

      E.

    Exit loss

      F.

    Friction loss in discharge line

      G.

    Minor loss for Valve 2

The figure shown below is a series pipeline system used to draw a fluid from a lower source open tank to a higher
destination open tank. The flow and geometric layout for the system are listed below:
Fluid: water
Volume flow rate: Q=0.015 m³/s
Suction line:
DN100 Sch 40 Steel pipe
Length: Ls=2.0 m
Valvel: hinged disc type foot valve
Entrance type: well-rounded
(2) Select all energy loss types between section 1 and 2
Valve 1
Suction
Line
A. Minor loss for the two elbows
B. Friction loss in suction line
C. Minor loss for Valve 1
D. Entrance loss
E. Exit loss
F. Friction loss in discharge line
G.Minor loss for Valve 2
Motor
Pump
Elbows(2)
Valve 2
Flow
Elevation difference: h=8.0m
of two free surfaces
Discharge line:
Discharge
Line
DN80 Sch. 40 Steel pipe
Length: Ld 100 m
Valve2: full open gate valve
Elbows: 90° long radius elbow
Transcribed Image Text:The figure shown below is a series pipeline system used to draw a fluid from a lower source open tank to a higher destination open tank. The flow and geometric layout for the system are listed below: Fluid: water Volume flow rate: Q=0.015 m³/s Suction line: DN100 Sch 40 Steel pipe Length: Ls=2.0 m Valvel: hinged disc type foot valve Entrance type: well-rounded (2) Select all energy loss types between section 1 and 2 Valve 1 Suction Line A. Minor loss for the two elbows B. Friction loss in suction line C. Minor loss for Valve 1 D. Entrance loss E. Exit loss F. Friction loss in discharge line G.Minor loss for Valve 2 Motor Pump Elbows(2) Valve 2 Flow Elevation difference: h=8.0m of two free surfaces Discharge line: Discharge Line DN80 Sch. 40 Steel pipe Length: Ld 100 m Valve2: full open gate valve Elbows: 90° long radius elbow
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