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Water flows from section 1 to the reservoir at section 3 (where V3 = 0 ft/s) through first 300-ft long 2-in- diameter cast iron pipe then 100-ft long 3-in-diameter drawn tubing (the two sections are connected through a sudden expansion) at a rate of 40 gal/min. Determine the pump power in hp at section 1. Z3 = 150 ft Flanged regular 90° elbow Sudden Sharp edged exit expansion P = ? Threaded regular 90° elbow - ft

Water flows from section 1 to the reservoir at section 3 (where V3 = 0 ft/s) through first 300-ft long 2-in- diameter cast iron pipe then 100-ft long 3-in-diameter drawn tubing (the two sections are connected through a sudden expansion) at a rate of 40 gal/min. Determine the pump power in hp at section 1. Z3 = 150 ft Flanged regular 90° elbow Sudden Sharp edged exit expansion P = ? Threaded regular 90° elbow - ft

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Water flows from section 1 to the reservoir at section 3 (where V3 = 0 ft/s) through first 300-ft long 2-in- diameter cast iron pipe then 100-ft long 3-in-diameter drawn tubing (the two sections are connected through a sudden expansion) at a rate of 40 gal/min. Determine the pump power in hp at section 1. Z3 = 150 ft Flanged regular 90° elbow Sudden Sharp edged exit expansion PI = ? Threaded regular 90° elbow Z = 0 ft Fully open globe valve
Transcribed Image Text:Water flows from section 1 to the reservoir at section 3 (where V3 = 0 ft/s) through first 300-ft long 2-in- diameter cast iron pipe then 100-ft long 3-in-diameter drawn tubing (the two sections are connected through a sudden expansion) at a rate of 40 gal/min. Determine the pump power in hp at section 1. Z3 = 150 ft Flanged regular 90° elbow Sudden Sharp edged exit expansion PI = ? Threaded regular 90° elbow Z = 0 ft Fully open globe valve
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