A pump has a total (manometric) head of 12.1 m. The radial velocity through the pump is constant at 3 m/s. The exit angle of the impeller vanes is 70 deg and the water enters radially. If whirl velocity at exit is 13 m/s, ignoring friction and other losses calculate The peripheral velocity at the impeller exit, in m/s The velocity of the water leaving the impeller, in m/s The Euler Head The manometric efficiency answer to be entered as a decimal, is 0.7, not 70% By application of Bernoulli's equations, determine the static pressure head, in m, at the exit of the impeller if the static head at the inlet
A pump has a total (manometric) head of 12.1 m. The radial velocity through the pump is constant at 3 m/s. The exit angle of the impeller vanes is 70 deg and the water enters radially. If whirl velocity at exit is 13 m/s, ignoring friction and other losses calculate The peripheral velocity at the impeller exit, in m/s The velocity of the water leaving the impeller, in m/s The Euler Head The manometric efficiency answer to be entered as a decimal, is 0.7, not 70% By application of Bernoulli's equations, determine the static pressure head, in m, at the exit of the impeller if the static head at the inlet
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![A pump has a total (manometric) head of 12.1
m. The radial velocity through the pump is
constant at 3 m/s. The exit angle of the
impeller vanes is 70 deg and the water enters
radially. If whirl velocity at exit is 13 m/s,
ignoring friction and other losses calculate
The peripheral velocity at the impeller exit, in
m/s
The velocity of the water leaving the impeller, in
m/s
The Euler Head
The manometric efficiency
answer to be entered as a decimal, is 0.7, not
70%
By application of Bernoulli's equations,
determine the static pressure head, in m, at the
exit of the impeller if the static head at the inlet
to the impeller is 1,5m water](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2Ff1634834-ebf0-46f6-93b4-735c221273ea%2Ff5e8c640-2f79-4d28-8b14-bddddf6d58e2%2Febxfslo_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:A pump has a total (manometric) head of 12.1
m. The radial velocity through the pump is
constant at 3 m/s. The exit angle of the
impeller vanes is 70 deg and the water enters
radially. If whirl velocity at exit is 13 m/s,
ignoring friction and other losses calculate
The peripheral velocity at the impeller exit, in
m/s
The velocity of the water leaving the impeller, in
m/s
The Euler Head
The manometric efficiency
answer to be entered as a decimal, is 0.7, not
70%
By application of Bernoulli's equations,
determine the static pressure head, in m, at the
exit of the impeller if the static head at the inlet
to the impeller is 1,5m water
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