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Hydraulic fluid

Define the likely system operating region for the pump/system of Problem 2 in Chapter 4. Problem 2 A cooling loop for hydraulic fluid (MIL-M-5606) consists of: A heat exchanger whose curve of pressure drop versus flow rate is given in Fig. P4-2( a). 150 ft of 3-in. schedule 80 pipe +4 standard elbows ahead of […]

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Rigid theory

1. For rigid theory, why is it convenient to base all times on the time required for a flow to accelerate to 99 percent of its steady-state value? 2. All other factors being the same, what is the effect on a, the water-hammer wave velocity, of increasing wall thickness of a thin-walled elastic conduit?

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Hydraulic turbine requires

1. A pipeline (V = 6ft/s,D= 1 ft,H = 100ft-Ibfllbm,L= 8,000 ft) has its head increased to 300 ft-lbf/lbrn. How long willit take for the flow to accelerate from zero to the steady-state velocity for the initial H (100 ft-lbf/lbm)? How long for the new steady-state velocity to be attained? 2. A hydraulic turbine requires

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Minor losses

A valve is rapidly opened on a 6,000-ft segment of water line with ID = 18 in. The allowable head IOS8 is 40 ft-lbf/lbm, with minor losses estimated at lOV2 /2gc’ How long will it take the system to reach 99 percent of its steady-state value? 8/D = 0.0015.

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