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Given: • Stagnation-to-Stagnation pressure ratio P02/P01 = 3.0 • Mass flow rate m= 0.8 kg •...

Given:

• Stagnation-to-Stagnation pressure ratio P02/P01 = 3.0

• Mass flow rate m= 0.8 kg

• Inlet stagnation conditions of To1 = 295 K and Po1 = 100 kPa

• Tip speed U2 < 500 m/s

• Inlet hub radius d1h ≥ 0.04 m

• Isentropic efficiency ηisen ≥ 80%

Calculate Hydraulic Pump Power and Shaft Pump Power ?

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