An oil having a specific gravity of 0.87 is being pumped from a lower reservoir whose water surface elevation is 150 m througha 200mm diameter suction pipe. It is then discharged through a 200 mm diameter pipe to an elevated reservoir whose water surface elevation is 200m The total head loss during the flow from suction to discharge is 12m of oil. Find the volume flow rate of the oil. Select the correct response(s): O0.12 m2/s 0.24 m /s 0.48 m27s 0 36 m/s

An oil having a specific gravity of 0.87 is being pumped from a lower reservoir whose water surface elevation is 150 m througha 200mm diameter suction pipe. It is then discharged through a 200 mm diameter pipe to an elevated reservoir whose water surface elevation is 200m The total head loss during the flow from suction to discharge is 12m of oil. Find the volume flow rate of the oil. Select the correct response(s): O0.12 m2/s 0.24 m /s 0.48 m27s 0 36 m/s

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