Water at 20°C passes through the turbine T using a 150-mm-diameter commercial steel pipe. The turbine depth from the free surface is h= 4 m. If the length of the pipe is L=50 m and the discharge is 0.02 m³/s, determine the power extracted from the water by the turbine in watt. Consider the major loss in the pipe. The roughness for pipe material is provide on course material (roughness Table)

Water at 20°C passes through the turbine T using a 150-mm-diameter commercial steel pipe. The turbine depth from the free surface is h= 4 m. If the length of the pipe is L=50 m and the discharge is 0.02 m³/s, determine the power extracted from the water by the turbine in watt. Consider the major loss in the pipe. The roughness for pipe material is provide on course material (roughness Table)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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