(b) Water is delivered from a truck (shown in Figure 1b) to a maximum 18m height above the hydrant. It is given the flow rate of the water is 0.05 m/s and the pressure from the 100 cm diameter outlet of the hydrant is 6.9 kPa. Neglect all the losses, design the power of the pump required in the truck. 18m 6.9kPa and, 100 cm diameter hydrant Figure 1b

(b) Water is delivered from a truck (shown in Figure 1b) to a maximum 18m height above the hydrant. It is given the flow rate of the water is 0.05 m/s and the pressure from the 100 cm diameter outlet of the hydrant is 6.9 kPa. Neglect all the losses, design the power of the pump required in the truck. 18m 6.9kPa and, 100 cm diameter hydrant Figure 1b

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