An anaerobic digester (sealed, ID: 20 m) is used to produce renewable fuel from agricultural biomass. The head space pressure is maintained at 18.6 psi. A commercial steel pipe (20 cm) is connected to the bottom of the digester to remove the biofuel (y=2000 N/m³, vapor pressure 0.2 psi) generated at 0.034 m³/s. A centrifugal pump (Taco® Model 4007, 7.00 in, operated at 1760 rpm) will be used. Assuming the head loss in the pipe is 225 ft, which of the following elevation can the pump be located? HEAD IN FEET 75 60 45 Laco L/SEC 5 15 10 7.50"(191mm) 7.00"(178mm) 6.50"(165mm) 6.00 (152mm) 30 5.50"(140mm) 15 Model 4007 FI & CI Series 20 25 % % CURVES BASED ON CLEAR WATER WITH SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF 10 30 REQUIRED NPSH X 1760 RPM November 1, 2010 35 40 45 3HP (2.2KW) 83.5% Curve no. 2071 Min. Imp. Dia. 5.50" Size 5 X 4 X 7.0 50 55 60 82% 80% 77% 75% 5HP 75HP (5.6KW) (7 5KW) 10HP FEET 20 16 12 8 4 -0 15 5 NPSH L 60 HEAD IN METERS 64522 36 12 0 150 100 HEAD IN KILOPASCALS
An anaerobic digester (sealed, ID: 20 m) is used to produce renewable fuel from agricultural biomass. The head space pressure is maintained at 18.6 psi. A commercial steel pipe (20 cm) is connected to the bottom of the digester to remove the biofuel (y=2000 N/m³, vapor pressure 0.2 psi) generated at 0.034 m³/s. A centrifugal pump (Taco® Model 4007, 7.00 in, operated at 1760 rpm) will be used. Assuming the head loss in the pipe is 225 ft, which of the following elevation can the pump be located? HEAD IN FEET 75 60 45 Laco L/SEC 5 15 10 7.50"(191mm) 7.00"(178mm) 6.50"(165mm) 6.00 (152mm) 30 5.50"(140mm) 15 Model 4007 FI & CI Series 20 25 % % CURVES BASED ON CLEAR WATER WITH SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF 10 30 REQUIRED NPSH X 1760 RPM November 1, 2010 35 40 45 3HP (2.2KW) 83.5% Curve no. 2071 Min. Imp. Dia. 5.50" Size 5 X 4 X 7.0 50 55 60 82% 80% 77% 75% 5HP 75HP (5.6KW) (7 5KW) 10HP FEET 20 16 12 8 4 -0 15 5 NPSH L 60 HEAD IN METERS 64522 36 12 0 150 100 HEAD IN KILOPASCALS
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