if the volume flow rate is Q = 85 L/s,np = 75% Determine the power in of pump.
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Convert the volume flow rate (Q) from L/s to mĀ³/s: Q = 85 L/s * (1 mĀ³/1000 L) = 0.085 mĀ³/s Show moreā¦
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