Diameter of Orifice (mm) H (cm) Volume (Liters) Note: 1000 Liters = 1 m³ Time (seconds) Q actual (m³/s) Q = Volume/time 40 0.7351 60 0.000011881 m³/s 3 30 0.6366 60 0.00001029 m³/s 20 0.5198 60 0.000008401 m³/s

Diameter of Orifice (mm) H (cm) Volume (Liters) Note: 1000 Liters = 1 m³ Time (seconds) Q actual (m³/s) Q = Volume/time 40 0.7351 60 0.000011881 m³/s 3 30 0.6366 60 0.00001029 m³/s 20 0.5198 60 0.000008401 m³/s

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I'm looking for a conclusion based on this given result from the Flow-Through an Orifice with Constant Head.

Diameter of Orifice (mm)
H (cm)
Volume (Liters)
Note: 1000 Liters = 1 m³
Time (seconds)
Q actual (m³/s)
Q = Volume/time
40
0.7351
60
0.000011881
m³/s
3
30
0.6366
60
0.00001029 m³/s
20
0.5198
60
0.000008401 m³/s

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