[8.92 Kien 15 m FIGU 3 where fi=pa, Ve2Ve0, and 2,-2 Also, w= TQhy or h, = —200 8 = #08 : 62.48 (Foimyvo V Thus, Eq.) becomes , vs 13.13 i (f +0.01365) Also, 75 ths 2.84 KIO bs Trial and error solvtion: (Checks) Thos, Q=AV = Flo.1H) (6.298) = 0.0494 rather than the Moody chart. Thus, (con't) Keea= 4.0 8.93 Water is circulated from a large tank, through a filter, and Ke are ™ 6.0 ‘back to the tank as shown in Fig. P8.93. The power added to Kien ® 12.0 the water by the pump is 200 ft Ib/s. Determine the flowrate at re through te ee fi N Ap rz +g thy = fe tzH (th KG yt 498 ~ (2008 § +(0.845(15) +1246 *)) yaaa By Re= eye = 196 ECV Botost FV E(o.44) or Re= 8290V Assume f= 0.0%. From Ep. (2), Ve 6.26 ; from Fy, (3) Re=5.20x10", Thus, from Fig. 9.20, f = 0.039 + 0.0% Assume 10.039, or V= 6.29% and Re=5.2/x10% and f <0.039 Alternatively, the Colebrook equation (Eg. 8.35) could be used pipe with oD = 001 @ @ 8-898.93 | (conf) ¥ = -2.0log( 2/2 + Rit ), where from E4(23, 2 f = (/3.13/3) - 0, 01365 @) Thus, i by combining Eqs. (8) (4) and(s) we obtain the folloving eqvation for V: 1(13.13/V) 0.01365] 22,0 B84 2.51/fertonys.ia/y3)-o.o196s\*]} Using a computer roct—tinding program gives the solvtion to Ep.(é) as @ V=6.29F | the same as obtained by the above trial and error methed, 8-90