Chemistry, 21.08.2019 18:30 angelafisher886
Determine the npsh available when a pump draws water at 30 °c from an outside storage tank (open to atmosphere) whose level is 1.5 m above the pump inlet. the energy losses in the suction line total 0.4 m and the atmospheric pressure is 100 kpa(abs). (b) if npsh, for this pump is 11.1 m, is it safe to operate this pump?
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