H.w2G/ IF the Flow vate through the Pump0.1 mls of water, Find the Punphead.The manometer reading is15100 cm Hg. given that the suctionSide diameter is o.2 m and dis chargeside diameter is o.l5m(2)sh = 10o cm HJ

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P/ IF the Flow vate through the Pum 0.1 mls of water, Find the Punp head.The manometer reading is 100 cm HJ. given that the suction Side diameter is o.2m and dis charge side diameter is o.15m sh = 1oo cm Hg

P/ IF the Flow vate through the Pum 0.1 mls of water, Find the Punp head.The manometer reading is 100 cm HJ. given that the suction Side diameter is o.2m and dis charge side diameter is o.15m sh = 1oo cm Hg

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