Water is pumped from reservoir A at elevation 30m through 1200m of 600mm diameter pipe to reservoir B at elevation of 90m. The pump is closed to reservoir A and at the same elevation as A. A hydraulic motor is placed in the pipeline at a midpoint on the length of the pipe and at elevation 80m. The motor delivers 56hp and has an efficiency of 80%. Use f-0.03. If the rate of flow is 850L/s. (WRITE THE NUMERICAL VALUES ONLY WITH 3 DECIMAL PLACES)

Water is pumped from reservoir A at elevation 30m through 1200m of 600mm diameter pipe to reservoir B at elevation of 90m. The pump is closed to reservoir A and at the same elevation as A. A hydraulic motor is placed in the pipeline at a midpoint on the length of the pipe and at elevation 80m. The motor delivers 56hp and has an efficiency of 80%. Use f-0.03. If the rate of flow is 850L/s. (WRITE THE NUMERICAL VALUES ONLY WITH 3 DECIMAL PLACES)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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