What is the required shaft power (kW) that must be supplied to pump water at flow rate 0.010 m /s through pipe (fittings are all threaded) with diameter 50 mm? Total length of pipes is 100 m. The pump efficiency is eff=44 %. The friction facto is 0.040 and total length of pipes is 100m, Z,=10 m, Z,-45 m.

What is the required shaft power (kW) that must be supplied to pump water at flow rate 0.010 m /s through pipe (fittings are all threaded) with diameter 50 mm? Total length of pipes is 100 m. The pump efficiency is eff=44 %. The friction facto is 0.040 and total length of pipes is 100m, Z,=10 m, Z,-45 m.

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