Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences
Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences
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ISBN: 9780078027680
Author: Yunus A. Cengel Dr., Robert H. Turner, John M. Cimbala
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 12, Problem 63P

a)

To determine

The maximum flow of water.

a)

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Given:

The efficiency of the pump (ηpump) is 78%.

The input power (W˙pump.in) is 5kW.

Height of the pool from the underwater surface (h) is 30 m.

The diameter of the intake pipe (d1) is 0.07 m.

The diameter of the discharge side pipe (d2) is 0.05 m.

Calculation:

Draw the free body diagram of the system as in Figure 1.

Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences, Chapter 12, Problem 63P , additional homework tip  1

Consider the acceleration due to gravity (g) as 9.81m/s2.

Calculate the work done by the pump (W˙pump,out) using the relation;

  ηpump=W˙pump,outW˙pump,inW˙pump,out=ηpumpW˙pump,in=0.78(5)=3.9kW

Write the Bernoulli’s equation between the points 1 and 2 as follows;

  m˙(P1ρ+α1V122+gz1)+W˙pump,out=m˙(P2ρ+α2V222+gz2)+W˙turbine,e+Emech,loss

    m˙(P1ρ+α1V122+gz1)+W˙pump,out=m˙(P2ρ+α2V222+gz2)+0+Emech,lossm˙(Patmρ+0+0)+W˙pump,out=m˙(Patmρ+0+9.81(30))+Emech,lossW˙pump,out=9.81(30)m˙+Emech,loss

Substitute m˙ghL for Emech,loss.

  W˙pump,out=9.81(30)m˙+m˙ghL3.9×103=m˙(9.81(30)+9.81(4))m˙=3.9×1039.81(30)+9.81(4)=11.69kg/s

Calculate the maximum flow of water through the pump (Q) using the relation;

  Q=m˙ρ=11.691000=0.01169m3/s

Thus, the maximum flow of water through the pump is 0.01169m3/s_.

b)

To determine

The Pressure difference across the pump.

b)

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Given:

The efficiency of the pump (ηpump) is 78%.

The input power (W˙pump.in) is 5kW.

The datum head at point 2 (z2) is 30 m.

The diameter of the intake pipe (d1) is 7 cm.

The diameter of the discharge side pipe (d2) is 5 cm.

Calculation:

Draw the free body diagram of the system as in Figure 1.

Fundamentals of Thermal-Fluid Sciences, Chapter 12, Problem 63P , additional homework tip  2

Calculate the area of intake pipe using the formula;

  A1=πd124=π(0.07)24=3.848×103m2

Calculate the discharge of water through the pipe at the intake side using the expression;

  V1=QA1=0.011693.848×103=3.038m/s

Calculate the area of intake pipe using the formula;

  A2=πd224=π(0.05)24=1.963×103m2

Calculate the discharge of water through the pipe at the intake side using the expression;

  V2=QA2=0.011691.963×103=5.955m/s

Write the Bernoulli’s equation between the intake side and discharge side as follows;

  P1ρg+α1V122g+z1+hpump,out=P2ρg+α2V222g+z2+hturbine,e+hLP1ρg+(1)V122g+0+hpump,out=P2ρg+(1)V222g+0+0+0P1P2ρg=V22V122ghpump,outP1P2ρg=V22V122gW˙pump,outm˙g

  P1P2ρg=1g(V22V122W˙pump,outm˙)P1P2=ρ(V22V122W˙pump,outm˙)P2P1=ρ(W˙pump,outm˙V22V122)

Substitute 11.69 kg/s for m˙, 3.9 kW for W˙pump,out, 5.955 m/s for V2, 3.038 m/s for V1 and 1000kg/m3 for ρ.

  P2P1=1000(3.9×10311.695.95523.03822)=1000(333.6213.12)=320503.7 Pa=320.5kPa

Thus, the Pressure difference across the pump is 320.5kPa_.

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