Ans) ApplyBernoulli equation between point 1 and 2 loacted at water surface elevation of tank and just outside pipe exit at device respectively,
P1/
+
/2g + Z1 = P2/
+
/2g + Z2 + Hf + Hm
Given, P2 = 40000 Pa or 40 kPa
Also, velocity at surface is negligible so V1 = 0
Velocity at point 2, V2 = Q / A2
Flow rate (Q) = 100 L/s or 0.1
/s
Area of pipe 2, A2 = (/4)
= 0.0176625 sq.m
=> V2 = 0.1/ 0.0176625 = 5.66 m/s
Elevation, Z1 = 26 m and Z2 = 160 m
Hf is head loss due to friction
Hm is minor head loss due to bends and valves
Also,
Hf = f L
/ (2 g D)
where, f = friction factor
L = Pipe length = 325 + 160 + 260 = 745 m
D = Pipe diameter = 150 mm or 0.15 m
Since, friction factor is unknown, calculate Reynold number (Re) and reletive roughness (e/D) to determine friction factor
Re = V D /
where,
= Kinematic viscosity = 0.113 x
m2/s
=> Re = 5.66 x 0.15 / (0.113 x
)
=> Re = 751328
Roughness of steel pipe (e) = 0.045 mm
=> Relative roughness (e/D) = 0.045 / 150 = 0.0003
According to Moody diagram, for Re = 751328 and e/D = 0.0003 , friction factor (f) = 0.016
=> Hf = 0.016(745)()
/ (2 x 9.81 x 0.15)
=> Hf = 129.75 m
Also,
Hm =
K
/ 2 g
K
= sum of loss coefficients due to bends and elongation
For 90 degree elbows, K = 0.3
=>
K = 0.4 + 2(0.3) + 1 = 2
=> Hm = 2
/ (2 x 9.81)
=> Hm = 3.27 m
Putting values in Bernoulli equation,
=> P1/
+ 0 + 26 = (40/9.81) +
/(2 x 9.81) + 160 + 129.75 + 3.27
=> P1/
+ 26 = 4.08 + 1.63 + 293.02
=> P1/
= 272.73 m
=> P1 = 9.81 kN/
x 272.73 m
=> P1 = 2675.5 kPa
Hence, pressure required at point 1 is 2675.5 kPa
In the figure below, what pressure P, is needed to cause 0.1 m/s of water to flow into the device at pressure P2 of 40 Kpa gage? The pipe is 150 mm commercial steal pipe. Take y= .113 x 10-5 m2/s, express the results in the following order P2 Device K=0.9, 260 m P1 Air 160 m 26 m Water A K = 0.4 325 m K = 0.9