Q. 2: In certain location of AL Qurayyat water was transported from Wadi Dayqah Dam with the help of pipe line as shown in figure- 3. In order to meet the requirement of water supply of 600 It/sec, a pump was installed. The water surface levels are za = 100 m and za = 90 m. If the pipe diameter is D = 0.50 m, the friction factor is f = 0.02, and the efficiency factor of the pump is n = 0.70, calculate the required pump power. The lengths of the pipes are respectively L, = 500 m and L = 1000 m. Dam Elevation = 100 m

Q. 2: In certain location of AL Qurayyat water was transported from Wadi Dayqah Dam with the help of pipe line as shown in figure- 3. In order to meet the requirement of water supply of 600 It/sec, a pump was installed. The water surface levels are za = 100 m and za = 90 m. If the pipe diameter is D = 0.50 m, the friction factor is f = 0.02, and the efficiency factor of the pump is n = 0.70, calculate the required pump power. The lengths of the pipes are respectively L, = 500 m and L = 1000 m. Dam Elevation = 100 m

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