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At hydroelectric
electric power plant site,
available head and flow rate are 12 m and 6m3/s
respectively. If the turbine to be installed is
required to run at 2 rev/sec with an over-all
efficiency of 60%. Determine the suitable type of
turbine for this site ?

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