How high can a 5 hP pump move 5 gal/min Stephanie Redfern @The Fluid

Question 4 / 40: How high can a 5 hP pump move 5 gal/min of water in Earth's gravity if there are no frictional losses?

A 1.2 m

B 12 m

C 120 m

D 1200 m

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Explanation:

5 hp = 3.67 kW. 5 gal/min = 0.315 kg/s for water. h = 3670 kW/(0.315 kg/s x 9.8 m/s²). In most situations the frictional or head losses would be significant and the pump would not be able to achieve that height.

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Fluid Mechanics ME201

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Stephanie Redfern

The Saylor Foundation

USA

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Attribution: Stephanie Redfern and Tuan Dinh. Fluid Mechanics. The Saylor Academy 2014, http://www.saylor.org/courses/me201/

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