18. Repeat Example 6.3 for acetone rather than water, assuming all other conditionsare unchanged. EXAMPLE 6.3. A certain pump delivers 900 gpm of water from a tank at ahead difference AH of 8 ft. The net positive suction head required is 10 ft.Determine where the pump inlet should be with respect to the level ofwater in the tank. The water surface is exposed to atmospheric pressure.Neglect frictional effects and take the water temperature to be 90°F.

Example 6.3: Water Step 1: Gather Known Information- Flow rate (Q) = 900 gpm (gallons per minute)-…

Answered: 18. Repeat Example 6.3 for acetone…

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