The water in the 40-ton capacity tank A, which is 20 m below the ground level, is
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The water in the 40-ton capacity tank A, which is 20 m below the ground level, is transferred to the B tank, which is 30 m above the ground level, by means of a line and pump every 12 hours. Since it is known that the pipes under the ground are made of coarse concrete with a diameter of DN100, and the pipes above ground level are made of plastic material with a diameter of DN40, find the pump power (W).
Note: Determine the Darcy friction factor for pipes using the Colebrook equation. You need to write down the iterations you use in the equation in detail.
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ISBN: 978-0078027680
5th edition
Authors: Yunus A. Cengel, Robert H. Turner, John M. Cimbala
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