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2015-09-16View Original

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The liquid level at the bottom of the tower is 4 meters above the ground, the pump inlet is 0.5 meters above the ground, and the density of the liquid at that level in the tower is 0.9. Determine the static pressure at the pump inlet.
Reply #22015-09-16
3.15kg/m2---------------------------------
Reply #32015-09-16
The liquid level at the bottom of the tower is 4 meters above the ground, the pump inlet is 0.5 meters above the ground, and the density of the liquid at that level in the tower is 0.9. Determine the static pressure at the pump inlet. P=ρgh=0.9*1000*9.81*(4-0.5)= 30.9 kpa Is this correct? . .
Reply #42015-09-16
1000×0.9×9.81×(4 - 0.5) = 30901.5Pa = 30.9 kPa
Reply #52015-09-16
P_table = 30.9 kPa, p_abs = 313 kPa
Reply #62015-09-16
900*9.81*(4-0.5)=30901.5Pa
Reply #72015-09-16
P=ρgh=0.9*1000*9.81*(4-0.5)= 30.9 kPa
Reply #82015-09-16
P=ρgh=0.9*1000*9.81*(4-0.5)= 30.9 kPa
Reply #92015-09-16
p=ρgh=1000×0.9×9.81×(4 - 0.5) = 30901.5Pa

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