Air is pumped at a rate of 10L/min from one pressurized tank to another through a reducing bend a...
FLUID FLOW OPERATIONS QUESTION Air is pumped at a rate of 10L/min from one pressurized tank to another through a reducing bend as shown in the figure below. The bend has an area of 5 cm on the side of Tank 1 and 1 cm on the side of Tank 2. If the angle of the bend, θ, is (a) 30 degrees or (b) 0 degrees, what is the force exerted by the pipe walls on the fluid? If the...
1) Water is pumped steadily through a 0.10 m diameter pipe from one closed, pressurized tank to another as shown in the figure. The pump adds 4 kW to the water and the head loss of the flow is 10 m. Determine the velocity of the water leaving the pipe. Draw energy and hydraulic grade lines. Ppupn= A(Ans= 5m/s) ar 300 kPa Tank I 35 m pa = 500 kPa 15 m Tank II DUMD 0.10 m diameter pipe
fluid mechanics SECTION A Petroleum distilate is pumped from one large diameter tank to another higher tank, via a pumping station in an oil refinery. The petroleum is pumped at a speed of 2 ms through a 150 m long pipeline of 100 mm internal diameter. The vertical distance pumped is 20 m. The sum of the entry, exit and other component losses is equivalent to 5 times the velocity head, Table Q1 Fluid density Friction factor f for the...
(100 points) Water at 25°C is pumped at a rate of 0.075m's from a reservoir 20m above a pump to a free 1. discharge (this means discharged to atmosphere) 35m above the pump. The pressure on the intake side of the pump is 150kPa and the pressure on the discharge side of the pump is 450kPa. The pipe between the reservoir and the pump is 3 meters of Sin diameter cast iron. From the pump to the discharge the pipe...