The speed ratio of a Francis turbine is defined as the ratio of the th – McqOptions

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1.	The speed ratio of a Francis turbine is defined as the ratio of the theoretical jet velocity to the peripheral speed at inlet.
A.	Yes
B.	No
C.	Can't say
D.	None of these
Answer» C. Can't say

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