The volume of water through 15 second is 315 mL, the diameter of the orifice meter is 6mm, and the height of the tank in (mm) is 300.the vertical distance of the needles (2) and (7) is 3 and 9 cm respectively. Find for two the needles listed above: 1-Cofficient of discharge 2- Coefficient of velocity. 3- Coefficient of contraction. 4- Comparison between coefficient of contraction and coefficient of discharge. 5-whate is the effect of high of tank with flow of orifice.

The volume of water through 15 second is 315 mL, the diameter of the orifice meter is 6mm, and the height of the tank in (mm) is 300.the vertical distance of the needles (2) and (7) is 3 and 9 cm respectively. Find for two the needles listed above: 1-Cofficient of discharge 2- Coefficient of velocity. 3- Coefficient of contraction. 4- Comparison between coefficient of contraction and coefficient of discharge. 5-whate is the effect of high of tank with flow of orifice.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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