Compute the discharge in liters/sec through a 50 mm diameter orifice if a closed tank is filled with oil having sp.gr. of 0.80 at a depth of 3 m. above the orifice and is subjected to an air pressure of 30 kPa at the top of the oil surface. Coefficient of discharge C = 0.62.

Compute the discharge in liters/sec through a 50 mm diameter orifice if a closed tank is filled with oil having sp.gr. of 0.80 at a depth of 3 m. above the orifice and is subjected to an air pressure of 30 kPa at the top of the oil surface. Coefficient of discharge C = 0.62.

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Compute the discharge in liters/sec through a 50 mm
diameter orifice if a closed tank is filled with oil having
sp.gr. of 0.80 at a depth of 3 m. above the orifice and is
subjected to an air pressure of 30 kPa at the top of the
oil surface. Coefficient of discharge C = 0.62.

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