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How to calcuate power using height of water from pump,diameter of nozzle and velocity of flow from nozzle?

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How to calcuate power using height of water from pump,diameter of nozzle and velocity of flow from nozzle?

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  1. Power = pressure * volume

    To get this, you need to calculate:

    pressure = rho * g * h

    where rho fluid density(~1000kg/m3 for fresh water)

    g is acceleration due to gravity (9.8m/s2)

    h is height in m from nozzle to top surface of water above the top of pipe

    In US customary units, rho*g is 62.4 lb/ft3 for fresh water, so just multiply by height in ft

    Volume = area of nozzle * velocity

    This calculation is the max power available, so assumes you have big pipe and efficient nozzle design.

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