Pump Power Calculation for Water Flow in a Pipe

Pump Power Calculation for Water Flow in a Pipe
This scenario involves calculating the power required to pump water through a 60 cm diameter pipe, lifting it from an elevation of 20 m to 50 m. The pressure readings at two sections of the pipe and frictional head loss are key factors in determining the pump's power output in both kilowatts and horsepower. This information is crucial for ensuring the pump operates efficiently and meets the demands of the system.
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