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Water is transferred from one reservoir to another through centrifugal pup shown in the figure. The eletion n dI20 from the reservoirs to pump inlet is 12 A. The water vapour pressure is 66 The and atmospherie proiare la 14 p r the had avallable for this piping system. (Density of water is 62.24 bm/ and viscosity is 0.001307Kgm.a)

Water is transferred from one reservoir to another through centrifugal pup shown in the figure. The eletion n dI20 from the reservoirs to pump inlet is 12 A. The water vapour pressure is 66 The and atmospherie proiare la 14 p r the had avallable for this piping system. (Density of water is 62.24 bm/ and viscosity is 0.001307Kgm.a)

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Water is transferred from one reservoir to another through centrifugal pump as shown in the figure, The ietion n p from the reservoirs to pump inlet is 12 A. The water vapour pressure is 66 Tbe and atmospherie prosiare is 147 p the available for this piping system. (Density ofr water is 62.24 Thm/ and viscosity is 0.001307Kg/m.a) 3) Z3 Reservoir Z3-Z1 Valve Reservoir
Transcribed Image Text:Water is transferred from one reservoir to another through centrifugal pump as shown in the figure, The ietion n p from the reservoirs to pump inlet is 12 A. The water vapour pressure is 66 Tbe and atmospherie prosiare is 147 p the available for this piping system. (Density ofr water is 62.24 Thm/ and viscosity is 0.001307Kg/m.a) 3) Z3 Reservoir Z3-Z1 Valve Reservoir
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Transcribed Image Text:Reservoir Valve 22 Valve Pump OA 56 O8 43 t OC 15 OD 10.8
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