5. ROTARY PUMPGiven: Discharge net weight = 25.3 kg= 0.50 ampCurrentRequired: Pump EfficiencyTDHTransm Eff = 90%= 26.3 ftPhase= 3Motor Eff = 85%

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5. ROTARY PUMP Given: Discharge net weight Current = 25.3 kg = 0.50 amp Required: Pump Efficiency TDH = 26.3 ft Transm Eff = 90% Phase = 3 Motor Eff= 85%

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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