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    1) The document contains calculations to determine various flow rates and velocities within a hydraulic system. It uses equations involving trigonometric functions, flow rates, pipe diameters, and velocities. 2) An important calculation is determining the head of water (H) as 10.23 meters by taking the difference of products of flow velocities and pipe discharges. 3) The power (P) of the system is then calculated as 803,518.4 Watts by multiplying the head, flow rate, and water density.

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    1) The document contains calculations to determine various flow rates and velocities within a hydraulic system. It uses equations involving trigonometric functions, flow rates, pipe diameters, and velocities. 2) An important calculation is determining the head of water (H) as 10.23 meters by taking the difference of products of flow velocities and pipe discharges. 3) The power (P) of the system is then calculated as 803,518.4 Watts by multiplying the head, flow rate, and water density.

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    Ivan Jahuira Cervantes
    1) The document contains calculations to determine various flow rates and velocities within a hydraulic system. It uses equations involving trigonometric functions, flow rates, pipe diameters, and velocities. 2) An important calculation is determining the head of water (H) as 10.23 meters by taking the difference of products of flow velocities and pipe discharges. 3) The power (P) of the system is then calculated as 803,518.4 Watts by multiplying the head, flow rate, and water density.

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    CAMBIAR 15 m3/s

    35+25 = 60°

    25 U2 60
    z 120°
    tg 60 =Cm1/z

    C1u U1 W2
    C2m C2 35°
    60 60 25
    C1m C1 C2u

    C1U Cm2 = Q /2(3.1415)(1.2m) (0.2 m)

    Cm2 = 8 m3/s = 5.31 m/s


    2(3.1415)(1.2m) (0.2 m
    U1 U2 tg 25 = C2m/C2u
    R1 R2 C2u = 5.31 /tg25 =11.39 m/s
    2 R2 = D2

    U2 = 2 (1.2 m ) (3.1415) 80 rpm = 10.04 m/s


    60

    Cm1 = Q
    U1 = R1 U2 U1 = 0.8 m 10.04 = 6.69 m/s 2(3.1415)(0.8 m) (0.2 m)
    R2 1.2 m
    Cm1 = 8 m3/s = 7.957
    2(3.1415)(0.8 m) (0.2 m
    tg 60 = Cm1/z z = Cm1/ tg 60 = 7.957/ = 4.61

    C1u = U1 - z = 6.69 - 4.61 = 2.08 m/s

    H= U2 C2u - U1 C1u = ( 10.04 ) ( 11.39 ) - (6.69 )( 2.08) = 10.23 m


    g 9.81

    P= 9810 N/m3 H Q = 9810 N/m3 10.23 m 8 m3/s = 803 518.4 W

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