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1) A reservoir of water is drained by a 254mm diameter, square-edge orifice with center elevation 88.12m that flows directly into a stream with water surface at elevation 89.49m. The elevation of the reservoir surface is 90.48m. Find the flow through the orifice.

1) A reservoir of water is drained by a 254mm diameter, square-edge orifice with center elevation 88.12m that flows directly into a stream with water surface at elevation 89.49m. The elevation of the reservoir surface is 90.48m. Find the flow through the orifice.

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Problem set # 4 Chapter 5
1) A reservoir of water is drained by a 254mm diameter, square-edge orifice with center
elevation 88.12m that flows directly into a stream with water surface at elevation
89.49m. The elevation of the reservoir surface is 90.48m. Find the flow through the
orifice.
2) A 150-mm- diameter, square-edge orifice convey flow from a reservoir with water level
at elevation 79.25m. the center of the orifice is at elevațion 66.10 m. Find the discharge
for the free flow.
3) In problem 2 if the tail water is at elevation 71.98m, what is the discharge?
4) Find the discharge over a 90° V-notch weir if the head is 190.5mm.
5) Using the diagram below, find the discharge over the rectangular, sharp-crest weir
Elev 37.00
Crest elev. 36.58
Channel
inv. 36.12
O 7°C Cloudy
ョ ((Dツ
hp
du

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