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1.) Inlet Potential Energy

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4.) Friction Loss in (1" dia pipe)

 

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Water is pumped at a rate of 60 GPM through a 2
inch diameter pipe at an elevation of 100 ft and a
pressure of 15 psig. The flow discharges
through a 1 inch diameter commerical steel pipe
at 800 psig and at an elevation of 500 ft. The
local g is 28 ft/sec^2. The total length of 1'" pipe
is 1000 Ft. The flow in 1" pipe also passes
500
FT
through (2) standard 90 degree elbows (K value
of .42). Assume no friction loss for the 2" pipe
and that the pump is 75% efficient.
g=28
· F7/sec
Pez
60GPM
800
100PT
Ps16
Inlet Velocity
6.13
Ft/Sec
tWATER
24.5
Discharge Velocity
Ft/Sec
PUMP
75%
EFFICCUNT
PS16
Pump Horsepower_
32.92
НР
8.33
Time to Fill 500 Gal Container
Min
0.671
Inlet Kinetic Energy
Ft-Lbf/Lbm
10.72
Outlet Kinetic Energy
Ft-Lbf/Lbm
Inlet Flow Energy
135.286
Ft-Lbf/Lbm
2356.87
Outlet Flow Energy
Ft-Lbf/Lbm
CALCULATE THE FOLLOWING...
1.) Inlet Potential Energy_
Ft-Lbf/Lbm
2.) Outlet Potential Energy_
Ft-Lbf/Lbm
3.) Pump Energy (Ep)_
Ft-Lbf/Lbm
4.) Friction Loss (1"Dia pipe)
Ft-Lbf/Lbm
Transcribed Image Text:Water is pumped at a rate of 60 GPM through a 2 inch diameter pipe at an elevation of 100 ft and a pressure of 15 psig. The flow discharges through a 1 inch diameter commerical steel pipe at 800 psig and at an elevation of 500 ft. The local g is 28 ft/sec^2. The total length of 1'" pipe is 1000 Ft. The flow in 1" pipe also passes 500 FT through (2) standard 90 degree elbows (K value of .42). Assume no friction loss for the 2" pipe and that the pump is 75% efficient. g=28 · F7/sec Pez 60GPM 800 100PT Ps16 Inlet Velocity 6.13 Ft/Sec tWATER 24.5 Discharge Velocity Ft/Sec PUMP 75% EFFICCUNT PS16 Pump Horsepower_ 32.92 НР 8.33 Time to Fill 500 Gal Container Min 0.671 Inlet Kinetic Energy Ft-Lbf/Lbm 10.72 Outlet Kinetic Energy Ft-Lbf/Lbm Inlet Flow Energy 135.286 Ft-Lbf/Lbm 2356.87 Outlet Flow Energy Ft-Lbf/Lbm CALCULATE THE FOLLOWING... 1.) Inlet Potential Energy_ Ft-Lbf/Lbm 2.) Outlet Potential Energy_ Ft-Lbf/Lbm 3.) Pump Energy (Ep)_ Ft-Lbf/Lbm 4.) Friction Loss (1"Dia pipe) Ft-Lbf/Lbm
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