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Seatwork - Pump - Head Loss Due To Friction
Seatwork - Pump - Head Loss Due To Friction
Seatwork - Pump - Head Loss Due To Friction
SEATWORK
MEC 0323 – Fluid Machineries
2ND Semester, Academic Year 2022 – 2023
General Instructions:
1. Please submit your answer with complete solution in a white bond paper.
2. Submission will be on Saturday, May 27,2023. In hard copy / printed copy
I. PROBLEM SOLVING.
1. The pump brake power to draw 50 lps of water (SG= 0.98) from reservoir A, with static suction lift of 5m, to
reservoir B, with static discharge head of 15m. The pipe suction line is a 6 inches nominal diameter, and 80m
long. The pipe in the discharge side is a 4 inches nominal diameter and 150m long. The fittings and valves
installed in the suction line are one foot valve, one standard elbow, and one gate valve fully open , and in the
discharge line are one check valve, one gate valve (fully open) and two standard elbows. Assume an overall
pump efficiency is 82%. Average relative roughness for cast iron of 0.25mm and absolute viscosity of water
of 0.01 poise. Considering the head losses in fittings and valves.
Discharge:
Check Valve = 7m
Gate Valve (Fully open) = 0.7m
Standard Elbow = 3m