For transferring of water, a pump is installed in the height of 3 m above the surface of the water. The pressure inserted on the surface of the water is 100 KPa, and the head loss before the pump is 4 m. a) Calculate the NPSH? b) Does the cavitation occur? (vapor pressure of water is 10 KPa) c) Discuss about your answer in part (b)

For transferring of water, a pump is installed in the height of 3 m above the surface of the water. The pressure inserted on the surface of the water is 100 KPa, and the head loss before the pump is 4 m. a) Calculate the NPSH? b) Does the cavitation occur? (vapor pressure of water is 10 KPa) c) Discuss about your answer in part (b)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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