Power transmission through Pipes
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Q. The power transmitted through a pipeline is maximum when the head lost due to friction in the pipe is equal to
- the total supply head
- half of the total supply head
- one-third of the total supply head
- one-fourth of the total supply head
Q. It is proposed to increase the discharge by 20% in circular pipe carrying oil in laminar regime. If all other factors remain unchanged, power consumption to maintain the modified flow relative to the original flow would increase by
- 10%
- 20%
- 44%
- 52%
Q. What is the maximum power available at the downstream end of a pipeline 3 km long, 20 cm in diameter, if water enters at the upstream end at a pressure of 720 m of water, with taking pipe friction coefficient as 0.03 and g as 10 m.s2?
- 370 mhp
- 340 mhp
- 375 mhp
- 325 mhp