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Consider the pipe suction lift system in the Figure B2. Consider both reservoirs to be opened to the atmospheric pressure.Calculate the pump headand the fluid power.The flowrate Q = 65 l/sThe diameter of the suction lineis = 200mm, and its f value = 0.015The minor losses in the suction line= 0.25m; The total length of the suction line= 10 mThe minor losses in the discharge line= 0.4 m; Thediameter of the discharge line= 150mm; thetotal length of the discharge line= 42mThe viscosity of the fluid transported in the pipe =0.075 Pa,s The SG of the fluid transported in the pipe = 0.9 The relative roughness of the pipe =0.00025

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