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    The document is a homework question from a hydrodynamics class that asks students to: 1) Derive an equation for pump discharge (Q) as a function of time (t) assuming the reservoir water elevation falls continuously at a rate of 1 cm/hr and there is no energy loss. 2) Calculate the discharge (Q) when t=1 minute. 3) The question provides information on the pump power (10 horsepower), efficiency (95%), initial reservoir elevation (0m), and rate of reservoir elevation change (-1 cm/hr).

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    ASIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

    School of Engineering and Technology


    Water Engineering and Management
    CE74.12: Hydrodynamics
    Instructor : Prof. Tawatchai Tingsanchali
    Students : Miss. Aye Chan Myint, ID: st116181
    Miss. Nguyen Thi Hien, ID: st116304
    Mr. Tith Nhim, ID: st116311
    QUESTION 2
    Water is pumped from a reservoir through a pipe of 5cm diameter and exits
    into air at elevation of 10m. The pump has 10 horsepower (HP) and
    efficiency of 95%. Assume there is no energy loss. At time t=0, the reservoir
    water elevation is at 0 m and when t>0, it starts to fall continuously at the
    rate 1 cm/hr. Determine:
    A) an equation for pump discharge Q (m/s) as function of time t
    (second)
    B) the discharge Q at t=1 minute
    SOLUTION

    t) unit weigh per (energy g where ,


    2 2
    2
    2
    2 2
    1
    2
    1 1


    = + + = + + + z
    g
    V p
    H z
    g
    V p
    pump
    6
    2
    2
    2
    10 855 . 3

    =
    Q
    V

    Thanks for your attention

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