Problem 5: If a pump with the pump curve shown below is attached to a pipeline where the volumetric flow rate is Q-30 L/s please determine the head that this pump will add to the flow, as well as the approximate efficiency of the pump, for each of the following RPMs: 3250 rpm, 3850 rpm, and 4350 rpm. 70 NPSH required 4350 rpm 60 43% 43% 8 Pump Head (m) 30 20 10 10 4350 rpm 3250 rpm 20 30 40% Flow (L/s) 4350 rpm 4050 rpm 3850 rpm 3550 rpm 3250 rpm 40 3550 rpm 50 842 69 4050 rpm 46 3850 rpm 23 NPSH (m) Horsepower input

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