A 75 mm diameter orifice discharges 0.023 m/s of liquid under a head of 2.90 m. The diameter of the jet at the vena contracta is found by calipering to be 66.25 mm. Situation 2: Compute the coefficient of discharge. Determine for the coefficient of contraction. Find the coefficient of velocity. 5. 345

A 75 mm diameter orifice discharges 0.023 m/s of liquid under a head of 2.90 m. The diameter of the jet at the vena contracta is found by calipering to be 66.25 mm. Situation 2: Compute the coefficient of discharge. Determine for the coefficient of contraction. Find the coefficient of velocity. 5. 345

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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