Efficiency equation in terms of energy
Efficiency equation in terms of power
Efficiency can be in a ratio or percentage format. If the question asks for an efficiency as a ratio, give your answer as a fraction or decimal. If the answer is required as a percentage, remember to multiply the ratio by 100 to convert it, e.g. Ratio = 0.25, Percentage = 0.25 × 100 = 25 %
The diagram shows a pump called a hydraulic ram.
In one such pump, the long approach pipe holds 700 kg of water. A valve shuts when the speed of this water reaches 3.5 m s-1 and the kinetic energy of this water is used to lift a small quantity of water by a height of 12m.The efficiency of the pump is 20%.Which mass of water could be lifted 12 m?
A.?6.2 kg? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?B.?4.6 kg? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?C.?7.3 kg? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?D.?0.24 kg
Equations for kinetic and potential energies are important for these types of questions. Also, familiarise yourself with the different equations for power depending on what quantities are given.
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