2. The diameter of the discharge pipe of a pump is 15 cm and that of the intake pipe is 20 cm. The pressure gage at the discharge reads 207 kPa, and the vacuum gage at the intake reads 25.4 cm. liters Hg. If Q = 85 discharge are of the same elevation. of water and the Brake Power is 35.0, find the efficiency. The intake and sec

2. The diameter of the discharge pipe of a pump is 15 cm and that of the intake pipe is 20 cm. The pressure gage at the discharge reads 207 kPa, and the vacuum gage at the intake reads 25.4 cm. liters Hg. If Q = 85 discharge are of the same elevation. of water and the Brake Power is 35.0, find the efficiency. The intake and sec

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