Francis Turbine Problem Example 1

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[@cyberstick2139]

Sir i feel like ur reading the example rather explaining it

[@VikasPatel-fn2ky]

Sir k uper se chla gya but All of your lectures are very useful Thank you sir

[@harshavardhanswargam3210]

to calculate u2 why did u take d1?

[@zenith2345]

What does ID and OD means wouldn't outlet diameter 2*D1

[@dikshit1788]

Yes d outlet = 2* d inlet

[@CVBEAAhmadAZEEM]

Thanks sir

[@sarojmaharana2353]

Why We cant use V1 = root(2gh) and from that we can calculate alpha and thita

[@its_prince4real]

bcuz it is francis turbine, not pelton turbine

[@nishadkm1326]

how u get 0.95 in actual area equation

[@swaraj7993]

NISHAD K M Thickness of vanes occupy 5% of circumference area is given so you have 95% left with you which is denoted in numerical as 0.95. Just ÷ by 100

[@kodileelavenkatanagaprasad231]

The diagram as you drawn on board will be given in the question..?

[@richieerich_]

I guess ur value of Q is not right , Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@talhabinabduljabbar5484]

Overall efficiency equals to P/WQH From that we can find Q value

[@Userno.768]

Ya it should be 5.95

[@korayozer9903]

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