First thing first,
Pressure will be maximum at the pump since pump aids the pressure term (velocity is constant and elevation is same at the pump), and pressure is minimum at the turbine (same reason as the pump's).
let us look into the TOTAL ENERGY LINE AND HYDRAULIC GRADIENT LINE which differs by the term of velocity head which is constant sine it is a pipe flow. Hence HGL and EGL are two parallel lines.
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