An effluent with a density of p = 990 kg/m³, is pumped from the wet well using a 40- mm diameter pipe having a friction factor off=0.025. If the pump delivers 500 W of power to the water, determine the discharge from the pump. (Neglect component losses)

An effluent with a density of p = 990 kg/m³, is pumped from the wet well using a 40- mm diameter pipe having a friction factor off=0.025. If the pump delivers 500 W of power to the water, determine the discharge from the pump. (Neglect component losses)

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