A geared pump with a flow rate Q1 = 3.94 dm/s, is wanted to be operated with a centrifugal pump. Manometric Head - Flow Rate characteristic of the Centrifugal pump is given as the equation below; Hm = 7- 0.08Q2 ( Hm=m, Q = dm/s) Evaluate the flow rate (liters/sec) in the discharge pipe if the pumps are operated in series and have a total Hm of 21 m. Q= ? l/s Answer:

A geared pump with a flow rate Q1 = 3.94 dm/s, is wanted to be operated with a centrifugal pump. Manometric Head - Flow Rate characteristic of the Centrifugal pump is given as the equation below; Hm = 7- 0.08Q2 ( Hm=m, Q = dm/s) Evaluate the flow rate (liters/sec) in the discharge pipe if the pumps are operated in series and have a total Hm of 21 m. Q= ? l/s Answer:

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