3. Determine: (a) The equivalent length in meters of pipe that would have the same loss as a fully open angle valve placed in a 150 mm commercial steel pipe, (b) The output power by a 70% efficient turbine if the energy delivered by the water to the turbine is 58 N.m/N and the rate of flow is 115 L/min. (c) The volume flow rate of the fluid [sg = 1.32 ] as it escapes through a 30mm hole in the side of a tank down 4m from the top of the fluid's surface when the coefficient of velocity is 0.90 and the coefficient of area is 0.82. (d) Th

3. Determine: (a) The equivalent length in meters of pipe that would have the same loss as a fully open angle valve placed in a 150 mm commercial steel pipe, (b) The output power by a 70% efficient turbine if the energy delivered by the water to the turbine is 58 N.m/N and the rate of flow is 115 L/min. (c) The volume flow rate of the fluid [sg = 1.32 ] as it escapes through a 30mm hole in the side of a tank down 4m from the top of the fluid's surface when the coefficient of velocity is 0.90 and the coefficient of area is 0.82. (d) Th

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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