Two chambers, Chamber 1 and Chamber 2. P1=70kPa, P2=5kPa. There is an orifice between the two chambers with diameter of 6cm, Cc=1.00, Cv=0.95 and the head of the liquids(s=2.50) over the orifice is 1.80m. Find the actual flow rate through the orifice.

Two chambers, Chamber 1 and Chamber 2. P1=70kPa, P2=5kPa. There is an orifice between the two chambers with diameter of 6cm, Cc=1.00, Cv=0.95 and the head of the liquids(s=2.50) over the orifice is 1.80m. Find the actual flow rate through the orifice.

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