An open container made of metal is placed ona scale. Water flows into the container through an opening at the top. At the same time, water flows from the container through the two-equal 45° deflection opening at the sides (Figure Q2). The metal cylinder height is 65 cm, having a diameter of 26 cm, and weighs 21 N when empty. Under normal steady flow conditions, the water level maintained at 58 cm measured from the bottom of the container. One of your friends claims that we can treat this as a simple statics problem by sayi ng that the scale will measure the weight of the volume of water in the tank plus the tank weight only but you disagree with his /her statement. You make a message that says that flow analysis is required. Proof that you are right|

An open container made of metal is placed ona scale. Water flows into the container through an opening at the top. At the same time, water flows from the container through the two-equal 45° deflection opening at the sides (Figure Q2). The metal cylinder height is 65 cm, having a diameter of 26 cm, and weighs 21 N when empty. Under normal steady flow conditions, the water level maintained at 58 cm measured from the bottom of the container. One of your friends claims that we can treat this as a simple statics problem by sayi ng that the scale will measure the weight of the volume of water in the tank plus the tank weight only but you disagree with his /her statement. You make a message that says that flow analysis is required. Proof that you are right|

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45
45
V,
Scale
A1 = 95 cm?
Vi = 305 cm/s
%3D
A2 = A3 = 43 cm?
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Figure Q2

An open container made of metal is placed ona scale. Water flows into the container through
an opening at the top. At the same time, water flows from the container through the
two-equal 45° deflection opening at the sides (Figure Q2). The metal cylinder height is
65 cm, having a diameter of 26 cm, and weighs 21 N when empty. Under normal
steady flow conditions, the water level maintained at 58 cm measured from the bottom of
the container. One of your friends claims that we can treat this as a simple statics
problem by saying that the scale will measure the weight of the volume of water in the
tank plus the tank weight only but you disagree with his/her statement. You make a
message
that
says
that flow analysis is required. Proof that you are right.|

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