1) A pipe carries water from the bottom of a pool to the top of awater slide with the aid of a pump. The pool is 3 meters deepand the water slide is 5 meters above the surface of the pool.The pipe carrying the water has uniform area. A diagram ofthe system is shown here.Open to atmospherePumpPoola) If the pump's output is 62 kJ/m³ and the flow rate is 0.3 m³/s, what is the resistance in thepipe?b) The pool is partially drained for construction. How low can the water go in the pool before thewater in the pipe stops flowing?c) After long use, sediment builds up in the pipe, increasing the resistance and decreasing the area ofthe pipe uniformly. How do these changes affect the current in the pipe?

Given: energy output of the pump per unit volume=62 KJm3 and volume flow rate→Q=0.3 m3sec so power…

1) A pipe carries water from the bottom of a pool to the top of a water slide with the aid of a pump. The pool is 3 meters deep and the water slide is 5 meters above the surface of the pool. The pipe carrying the water has uniform area. A diagram of the system is shown here. :Open to atmosphere Pump Pool a) If the pump's output is 62 kJ/m³ and the flow rate is 0.3 m/s, what is the resistance in the pipe? b) The pool is partially drained for construction. How low can the water go in the pool before the water in the pipe stops flowing?

1) A pipe carries water from the bottom of a pool to the top of a water slide with the aid of a pump. The pool is 3 meters deep and the water slide is 5 meters above the surface of the pool. The pipe carrying the water has uniform area. A diagram of the system is shown here. :Open to atmosphere Pump Pool a) If the pump's output is 62 kJ/m³ and the flow rate is 0.3 m/s, what is the resistance in the pipe? b) The pool is partially drained for construction. How low can the water go in the pool before the water in the pipe stops flowing?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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