2. A pump 260mm suction pipe and a 150mm discharge pipe is used to deliver 58L/s of water. The suction gage reads 107mmHg vacuum and the discharge gage located 130 cm above the suction gage which reads 105 kPa gage. The inlet piping has an equivalent length of 12m of steel pipe. The discharge line has an equivalent length of 20m. The friction factor to be 0.024 for both inlet and discharge pipes. The pump is directly coupled to a 1750 rpm motor. Determine the following:

2. A pump 260mm suction pipe and a 150mm discharge pipe is used to deliver 58L/s of water. The suction gage reads 107mmHg vacuum and the discharge gage located 130 cm above the suction gage which reads 105 kPa gage. The inlet piping has an equivalent length of 12m of steel pipe. The discharge line has an equivalent length of 20m. The friction factor to be 0.024 for both inlet and discharge pipes. The pump is directly coupled to a 1750 rpm motor. Determine the following:

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2. A pump 260mm suction pipe and a 150mm discharge pipe is used to deliver
58L/s of water. The suction gage reads 107mmHg vacuum and the discharge
gage located 130 cm above the suction gage which reads 105 kPa gage. The inlet
piping has an equivalent length of 12m of steel pipe. The discharge line has an
equivalent length of 20m. The friction factor to be 0.024 for both inlet and
discharge pipes. The pump is directly coupled to a 1750 rpm motor. Determine
the following:

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