Six Minute Solutions Thermal and Fluids Problem #47

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RVincent

If anyone has done this one, where does the n1 = 3550 RPM come from?

Thanks,

Randy

 
I don't have the 6 min. solutions, post the question here if it's not too involved and I'll see if I can help.

 
MetroRAFB said:
I don't have the 6 min. solutions, post the question here if it's not too involved and I'll see if I can help.
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Thanks anyway, Metro. I finally checked the errata for this book, and found that a key piece of information was missing. The 3550 RPM was supposed to be stated on the pump curve.

Randy

 

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