A conical vessel shown in Fig. 10m base diameter and 20m of altitude is filled through a 10cm diameter pipe carrying a velocity of 40m/s. a. How long will it take to fill the vessel ? b. If the vessel has an outflow pipe at the bottom with 5cm diameter, how long will it take to empty the vessel if the supply is closed and it is opened. C=0.60 Fig. v=40m/s 10m 20m D=2ino in pipe c = 0.60

A conical vessel shown in Fig. 10m base diameter and 20m of altitude is filled through a 10cm diameter pipe carrying a velocity of 40m/s. a. How long will it take to fill the vessel ? b. If the vessel has an outflow pipe at the bottom with 5cm diameter, how long will it take to empty the vessel if the supply is closed and it is opened. C=0.60 Fig. v=40m/s 10m 20m D=2ino in pipe c = 0.60

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