Science, asked by prasathp2014, 3 months ago

A pipe line 10km long delivers a power of 50kw at its

outlet end. The pressure is 4500kN/m² at inlet and

pressure drop per km of the pipe is 50 kN/m². Assuming

F=0.025. Determine the diameter of the pipe and the

efficiency of transmission​

Answers

Answered by kisaanwer
0

Answer:

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Explanation:

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Answered by ganeshkaero
0

Answer:21mm

Explanation:

Given data:

L= 10km = 10000m

Power, P=50kW= 50000W

Pressure at inlet, p, = 5000kN/m

Pressure drop per km of pipeline = 50kN/mn

solution:

Pressure drop for 10km pipeline, Ap = 50x10 = 500 kN/m

Equivalent head loss, h, =.

500 50.96m

9.81

Power available at the end of pipe,

P=Qxpressure difference

50-Qx(5000-500)

Q-0.0111m/s

0.96 x 103=

D 0.02 x 1000x 1.9881x 10

2x9.81>x 50.96x 10

D 0.021m = 21mm

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