The following data refer to a Pelton wheel: the bucket angle b=165°, the coefficient of discharge for the nozzle Cv = 0.98, the friction coefficient k = 0.2. Assume that the optimum speed ratio differs from 0.5 as a result of losses due to windage and bearing friction, which are proportional to the square of the rotational speed (take the proportionality constant equal to 0.2), obtain a formula for the optimum speed ratio, hence calculate it for the above given data and also calculate the maximum overall efficiency, in percentile.

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The following data refer to a Pelton wheel: the bucket angle b=165°, the
coefficient of discharge for the nozzle Cv = 0.98, the friction coefficient k
= 0.2. Assume that the optimum speed ratio differs from 0.5 as a result of
losses due to windage and bearing friction, which are proportional to the
square of the rotational speed (take the proportionality constant equal to
0.2), obtain a formula for the optimum speed ratio, hence calculate it for
the above given data and also calculate the maximum overall efficiency, in
percentile.
30.3
59.4
O 42.5
83.2
O 116.5
Transcribed Image Text:The following data refer to a Pelton wheel: the bucket angle b=165°, the coefficient of discharge for the nozzle Cv = 0.98, the friction coefficient k = 0.2. Assume that the optimum speed ratio differs from 0.5 as a result of losses due to windage and bearing friction, which are proportional to the square of the rotational speed (take the proportionality constant equal to 0.2), obtain a formula for the optimum speed ratio, hence calculate it for the above given data and also calculate the maximum overall efficiency, in percentile. 30.3 59.4 O 42.5 83.2 O 116.5
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