open vent vertical cylindrical tank 2 m. in diameter and 4 m. high with pumping system that delivers 450 lpm of liquid (specific gravity = 2.0). If the height of liquid in the tank is 3 m. determine the following: d) the total time required to fill the tank in the said level (hr.) e) the pressure of the liquid at the bottom of the tank (kP

open vent vertical cylindrical tank 2 m. in diameter and 4 m. high with pumping system that delivers 450 lpm of liquid (specific gravity = 2.0). If the height of liquid in the tank is 3 m. determine the following: d) the total time required to fill the tank in the said level (hr.) e) the pressure of the liquid at the bottom of the tank (kP

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An open vent vertical cylindrical tank 2 m. in diameter and 4 m. high with pumping system that delivers 450 lpm of liquid (specific gravity = 2.0). If the height of liquid in the tank is 3 m. determine the following:

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e) the pressure of the liquid at the bottom of the tank (kPa).

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