PP:PEميكانيك نضري محاضرة 15 .pdfcrease of the flowrate by a factor ofQu, G tan(e/2) VTe (3H, AOn C, tan(a/2) VE (HYA= 15.6(Ans)H.W1:Water flows steadily through the large tanks shown in fig.below. What is the water depth, h, ?Page 5Northern Technical UniversityTechnical college of Engineering / MosulEngineering Mechanics (II)(second year)FIGURE P3.58(1)0.03 -m diameter(2)(3)0.05 - m diameter2 mhere(4)1. h,=50.4 m2. h,=15.4 m3. h,=5.4 m4. h,-25.4m.H.W:What is the manometer reading, h, for the flow shown in fig.below?0.370.08 mdiametar0.05 m diameter1. h=0.73 m2. h=0.54 m3. h=0.25 m4. h=0.37 mH.W3: What is flowrate through the submerged orifice shown in fig.below, if the contraction coefficient C,=0.63 ?(1)3dn.diameter1. Q=0.351 ft'is 2. Q=0.351 m'is 3. Q=0.451 ft'/sfe'/s.4. Q=0.351Page 6

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