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Energy conservation in closed pipelines

2017-03-06View Original

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I still want to ask about the water tank, water pump, circulation pipes, and the insulation covering them on the outside. . The water tank is 2 meters high. . If a water pump draws water out from the bottom of the tank and then pumps it back in, where does all the kinetic energy of the water go? ? Our boss often tells me about the law of conservation of energy. . . I don’t understand. . .
Reply #22017-03-07
One is to overcome pipeline resistance, and the other is to convert it into potential energy.
Reply #32017-03-07
This post was last edited by Security Door on 2017-3-7 07:45: Frictional loss in the pipes + resistance at the pipe ends + potential energy

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