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Engineering, 18.05.2021 18:50 MayFlowers

You are withdrawing water from a lake to fill a water tank. The water tank is 50 m above the water surface of the lake. The total length of pipe from the lake to the tank is 2500 m. A hydraulic engineer has told you that the frictional losses in the pipe are 0.01 m of head per meter of pipe at the desired flowrate, so what is the head of the pump that is needed

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