Q1: A liquid-level system has a cross-sectional area of 3.0 ft². The valve characteristics are q=8 h Where: q = flow rate cfm, h = level above the valve, ft Calculate the time constant for this system. And calculate the time constant for this system at q=8√h

Q1: A liquid-level system has a cross-sectional area of 3.0 ft². The valve characteristics are q=8 h Where: q = flow rate cfm, h = level above the valve, ft Calculate the time constant for this system. And calculate the time constant for this system at q=8√h

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