Two reservoirs with top surfaces placed on the flat ground and connected with each other with a straight pipe and pump system. The height of the first reservoir is Z1=10 m and the second reservoir is Z2=30 m from the ground level. The pump sucks water from the first reservoir and conveys into the second reservoir. The major head loss along the pipe is hf=40 m with ignoring local head losses. Calculate the manometric head of the pump in a meter of water. Select one: O A 20 m O B. 40 m O. 80 m O D. 10 m O E 60 m

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Two reservoirs with top surfaces placed on the flat ground and connected with each other with a straight pipe and pump system. The height of the first reservoir is Z1=10 m and the second reservoir is Z2=30 m from the ground level. The pump sucks water from the first reservoir and conveys into the second reservoir. The major head loss along the pipe is hf=40 m with ignoring local head losses. Calculate the manometric head of the pump in a meter of water.

Two reservoirs with top surfaces placed on the flat ground and connected with each other with a straight pipe and pump system. The height of the first reservoir is Z1=10 m and the
second reservoir is Z2=30 m from the ground level. The pump sucks water from the first reservoir and conveys into the second reservoir. The major head loss along the pipe is hf=40 m
with ignoring local head losses. Calculate the manometric head of the pump in a meter of water.
Select one:
O A. 20 m
О В. 40 m
O C. 80 m
O D. 10 m
ОЕ 60 m
Transcribed Image Text:Two reservoirs with top surfaces placed on the flat ground and connected with each other with a straight pipe and pump system. The height of the first reservoir is Z1=10 m and the second reservoir is Z2=30 m from the ground level. The pump sucks water from the first reservoir and conveys into the second reservoir. The major head loss along the pipe is hf=40 m with ignoring local head losses. Calculate the manometric head of the pump in a meter of water. Select one: O A. 20 m О В. 40 m O C. 80 m O D. 10 m ОЕ 60 m
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