Water at 20 °C is being stored in a large, insu lated tank shown below. It is being recycled to the same tank by apump at an in itial ve locity of 3 m/s through apipe with a diameter of 5.25 cm. The pump supplies 98 j/kg of fluid. The exit pipe from the pump is 3.5 cm diameter and the exit pressure is 80 kN/m? abs. If the frictional loss in the pipe system is 31.5 jkg, calcu late entrance pressure of the fluid (P1) 6.0 m 3.5 cm P2 U2 VI Pi5.25 cm Ws

Water at 20 °C is being stored in a large, insu lated tank shown below. It is being recycled to the same tank by apump at an in itial ve locity of 3 m/s through apipe with a diameter of 5.25 cm. The pump supplies 98 j/kg of fluid. The exit pipe from the pump is 3.5 cm diameter and the exit pressure is 80 kN/m? abs. If the frictional loss in the pipe system is 31.5 jkg, calcu late entrance pressure of the fluid (P1) 6.0 m 3.5 cm P2 U2 VI Pi5.25 cm Ws

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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