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Compute the time required to reduce the depth in the tank shown in Fig. 6.14 by 1.50 m if the original depth is 2.68 m. The tank diameter is 2.25 m and the orifice diam- eter is 50 mm

Compute the time required to reduce the depth in the tank shown in Fig. 6.14 by 1.50 m if the original depth is 2.68 m. The tank diameter is 2.25 m and the orifice diam- eter is 50 mm

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Compute the time required to reduce the depth in the tank shown in Fig. 6.14 by 1.50 m if the original depth is 2.68 m. The tank diameter is 2.25 m and the orifice diam- eter is 50 mm.

Sunce ************** here to search - D. dh FIGURE 6.14 Flow from a tank with falling head. Also for Problems 6.95-6.106. CHAPTER SIX Flow of second (ft³/s). In a small amount of time de, the volume o O E These two volu Solving for the t From Torricelli: Then, Rewriting to sepa The time required a depth h, can be i 1 10 We can reverse the inipussion. Athes 11
Transcribed Image Text:Sunce ************** here to search - D. dh FIGURE 6.14 Flow from a tank with falling head. Also for Problems 6.95-6.106. CHAPTER SIX Flow of second (ft³/s). In a small amount of time de, the volume o O E These two volu Solving for the t From Torricelli: Then, Rewriting to sepa The time required a depth h, can be i 1 10 We can reverse the inipussion. Athes 11
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