The air pressure above the water in the tank is set at 200 kPa (gauge). The piping system is made of commercial steel, and the pipe is 2-inch schedule 40. Water flows at a flow rate of 6200 g/s and the exit of the pipe is open to the atmosphere. To what height above the liquid level in the tank can the water be pumped (H in m) if the pump efficiency is 75%? Include all friction losses in your calculation. Assume that the entrance from the tank and the exit to the atmosphere are sharp. The density and dynamic viscosity of water are 998 kg/m³ and 0.001002 Pa-s, respectively.
The air pressure above the water in the tank is set at 200 kPa (gauge). The piping system is made of commercial steel, and the pipe is 2-inch schedule 40. Water flows at a flow rate of 6200 g/s and the exit of the pipe is open to the atmosphere. To what height above the liquid level in the tank can the water be pumped (H in m) if the pump efficiency is 75%? Include all friction losses in your calculation. Assume that the entrance from the tank and the exit to the atmosphere are sharp. The density and dynamic viscosity of water are 998 kg/m³ and 0.001002 Pa-s, respectively.
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