An industrial oil (s.g. = =0.85) is flowing at 160 gallons per minute (gpm) in a system with the following details: SUCTION: Standard elbow and the pipe is 7 foot-long. DISCHARGE: Street type elbow and the pipe length is 42 feet. Neglecting losses due to the filter and the hydraulic press, compute: (a) The total energy loss due to friction (suction and discharge pipes) (b) The total energy loss due to minor losses (suction and discharge)

An industrial oil (s.g. = =0.85) is flowing at 160 gallons per minute (gpm) in a system with the following details: SUCTION: Standard elbow and the pipe is 7 foot-long. DISCHARGE: Street type elbow and the pipe length is 42 feet. Neglecting losses due to the filter and the hydraulic press, compute: (a) The total energy loss due to friction (suction and discharge pipes) (b) The total energy loss due to minor losses (suction and discharge)

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An industrial oil (s.g. = =0.85) is flowing at 160 gallons per minute (gpm) in a system with the following details:
SUCTION: Standard elbow and the pipe is 7 foot-long.
DISCHARGE: Street type elbow and the pipe length is 42 feet.
Neglecting losses due to the filter and the hydraulic press, compute:
(a) The total energy loss due to friction (suction and discharge pipes)
(b) The total energy loss due to minor losses (suction and discharge)
3" Schedule 40
Pump
4" Schedule
steel pipe
40 steel pipe
Hydraulic
Filter
press
Flow
4.0 ft
早
L0 ft
2.0 ft
Reservoir

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