9. The orifice in Fig. 57 is 2 in. in diameter and is sharp-edged with Ca 0.63 and C, 0.97. The diameter of the pipe is 6 in. The liquid is water and stands at a height h of 9.5 ft in the piezometer. Compute the discharge, the diameter of the jet, the mean velocity in the jet, and the lost head. Ans:

9. The orifice in Fig. 57 is 2 in. in diameter and is sharp-edged with Ca 0.63 and C, 0.97. The diameter of the pipe is 6 in. The liquid is water and stands at a height h of 9.5 ft in the piezometer. Compute the discharge, the diameter of the jet, the mean velocity in the jet, and the lost head. Ans:

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Piezometer
Approach pipe
Orifice
D.
Jet
Manometer
FIG. 57. Orifice in end of pipe.

9. The orifice in Fig. 57 is 2 in. in diameter and is sharp-edged with
Ce30.63 and C, = 0.97. The diameter of the pipe is 6 in. The
liquid is water and stands at a height h of 9.5 ft in the piezometer.
Compute the discharge, the diameter of the jet, the mean velocity in
the jet, and the lost head. hns:

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