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Problem 6. The characteristic curve for a pump is shown below. Determine:
a. the pump specific speed in US units,
b. the type of pump and peak efficiency,
c. and the impeller diameter.
Flow
Head
(gpm)
(ft)
Efficiency
(%)
0
161
0
250
158
32
500
157
58
750
155
74
1000
152
83
1250
151
90
1500
143
93
1750
130
90
2000
122
88
1,200
71.2
74
1,400
60.4
55
Subject water system design
Given a portion of a water supply pipe network system below. Determine the actual
flow in each pipe and the respective head losses. Assume flow in pipes AB and BC in
loop Il and I respectively equal to 0.142 m/s clockwise and 0.038 m/s clockwise for
the first trial. Use Manning's Equation with n = 0.011.
Length (m)
700
800
Diameter (cm)
Pipes
AB
30
BC
15
CD
1100
25
DE
650
35
EA
300
10
BD
1500
10
Qq = 0.15 m'ls
QA = 0.10 m/s
Qc = 0.10 m'/s
Loop I
Loop II
E
A
Q = 0.15 m'/s
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