Water flows from one tank to an adjacent tank through a 60-mm sharp-edged orifice. The head of water on one side of the orifice is 2.9 m and that on the other is 0.7 m. Assuming Cc = 0.63 and Cv = 0.96, calculate the flow rate

Water flows from one tank to an adjacent tank through a 60-mm sharp-edged orifice. The head of water on one side of the orifice is 2.9 m and that on the other is 0.7 m. Assuming Cc = 0.63 and Cv = 0.96, calculate the flow rate

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