Need some help with a Thermal Fluid Design problem. Thanks!
Using Pump Affinity laws,
With Impeller Diameter held constant,
Q = Flow Rate
N = Shaft Speed
=> 225 GPM/100 GPM = 3500 RPM/ N2 RPM
N2 = 3500*100/225 = 1555.56 RPM
With Impeller Diameter held constant,
=> 150 ft/H2 ft = (3500 RPM/155.56 RPM)2
H2 = 150 ft/2.252 = 29.63 ft
Need some help with a Thermal Fluid Design problem. Thanks! 4. (25 pt) Assuming that a...
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You have to do Problem 3, while using the diagram in problem 2
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