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To how much height the liquid willbe thrown out to
atmosphere from a pump with a discharge pressure of 5bar

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To how much height the liquid willbe thrown out to atmosphere from a pump with a discharge pressur..

Answer / suneel

If it is water it will be discharged to 50 m height

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To how much height the liquid willbe thrown out to atmosphere from a pump with a discharge pressur..

Answer / rahesh

ht=2.31*shut off pressure/ sp.garvity so ans 11.5 m

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To how much height the liquid willbe thrown out to atmosphere from a pump with a discharge pressur..

Answer / prashant

height the liquid in meter
h = p 10.197 / SG
where

h = head (m)

p = pressure (bar)
if liquid is water

h=5*10.197/1
h=50.98

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To how much height the liquid willbe thrown out to atmosphere from a pump with a discharge pressur..

Answer / vaibhav

Answers 1 and 3 are wrong.if 5 bar correspond to 50 mts approx then pressure of 1 bar should throw water to 10 mtrs ....which is not true(remember atm pr is 1 bar too)

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