A cylindrical tank contains air, oil and water, as shown; the air is under gage pressure p = 60 kPa. Find the flow rate at 2, neglecting any friction and the kinetic energy of the fluid above elevation A. The jet of water leaving has a diameter of 30mm. 0.5m Oil (S.G=0.80) Water 2m 2 9.14 L/s 4.19 L/s 12.93 L/s 13.29 L/s 1

A cylindrical tank contains air, oil and water, as shown; the air is under gage pressure p = 60 kPa. Find the flow rate at 2, neglecting any friction and the kinetic energy of the fluid above elevation A. The jet of water leaving has a diameter of 30mm. 0.5m Oil (S.G=0.80) Water 2m 2 9.14 L/s 4.19 L/s 12.93 L/s 13.29 L/s 1

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A cylindrical tank contains air, oil and water, as shown; the air is under gage pressure p = 60 kPa. Find
the flow rate at 2, neglecting any friction and the kinetic energy of the fluid above elevation A. The jet
of water leaving has a diameter of 30mm.
0.5m
Oil (S.G=0.80)
Water
2m
2
9.14 L/s
4.19 L/s
12.93 L/s
13.29 L/s
1

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