Air enters the room through a 200 mm diameter pipe and exits the fan into the ambient air through 240 mm pipe diameter. Pressure at the suction is 200 Pa below the atmospheric pressure, while 0.320 kPa at the exit. The fan delivers 500 m³/h of air and uses 0.08 kW of power, running at 1000 rpm. Find the generated pressure by fan. Select the correct response:

Air enters the room through a 200 mm diameter pipe and exits the fan into the ambient air through 240 mm pipe diameter. Pressure at the suction is 200 Pa below the atmospheric pressure, while 0.320 kPa at the exit. The fan delivers 500 m³/h of air and uses 0.08 kW of power, running at 1000 rpm. Find the generated pressure by fan. Select the correct response:

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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