A pump can lift water at a dischargc of 0.2 m'/scc to a hcad of 30 m. The critical cavitation number (o.) for the pump is found to be 0.144. The pump is to be installed at a location where barometric pressure is 10 m of water and the vapour pressure of water is 0.3 m of water. The intake pipe friction loss is 04 m. Using the minimum value of NP SH (Net Positive Section Head), The maximum allowable elevation above the sump water surface at which the pump can be located is

A pump can lift water at a dischargc of 0.2 m'/scc to a hcad of 30 m. The critical cavitation number (o.) for the pump is found to be 0.144. The pump is to be installed at a location where barometric pressure is 10 m of water and the vapour pressure of water is 0.3 m of water. The intake pipe friction loss is 04 m. Using the minimum value of NP SH (Net Positive Section Head), The maximum allowable elevation above the sump water surface at which the pump can be located is

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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