B-4-1. Consider the conical water-tank system shown in Figure 4-42. The flow through the valve is turbulent and is related to the head H by 2m Q = 0.005 VH where Q is the flow rate measured in m'/sec and H is in meters. 3m Suppose that the head is 2 m at t = 0. What will be the head at t = 60 sec? 2m H. Figure 4-42 Conical water-tank system.

B-4-1. Consider the conical water-tank system shown in Figure 4-42. The flow through the valve is turbulent and is related to the head H by 2m Q = 0.005 VH where Q is the flow rate measured in m'/sec and H is in meters. 3m Suppose that the head is 2 m at t = 0. What will be the head at t = 60 sec? 2m H. Figure 4-42 Conical water-tank system.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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