In an expansion phase for an existing system Engineers determined that they need Q=1.20 [m^3/s] of flow from Reservoir A to Reservoir B. Surface Water level at "A" 55.0 [m]; Surface Water level at "B" 80.0 [m]. PipeLine_length: 1500 [m], Desired Discharge = 1.20 [m^3/s]; Darcy-Weisb fric fact = 0.015 Min losses: K_inlet = 0.5 K_valve = 5.5 K_bend 0.3 K_exit = 1.0 Pump charact.: see below. You are allowed 1) to add a second pump (same characteristics) 2) to adjust the System Curve: H_syst=H_static + H_dynamic all other parameters remain the same, i.e. length of pipe, roughness coefficient, minor loss coefficients. What is it that you can manipulate/change and what is the new dimension; in [m]?

In an expansion phase for an existing system Engineers determined that they need Q=1.20 [m^3/s] of flow from Reservoir A to Reservoir B. Surface Water level at "A" 55.0 [m]; Surface Water level at "B" 80.0 [m]. PipeLine_length: 1500 [m], Desired Discharge = 1.20 [m^3/s]; Darcy-Weisb fric fact = 0.015 Min losses: K_inlet = 0.5 K_valve = 5.5 K_bend 0.3 K_exit = 1.0 Pump charact.: see below. You are allowed 1) to add a second pump (same characteristics) 2) to adjust the System Curve: H_syst=H_static + H_dynamic all other parameters remain the same, i.e. length of pipe, roughness coefficient, minor loss coefficients. What is it that you can manipulate/change and what is the new dimension; in [m]?

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