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Find the volume flow rate of the leak.
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A beaker is filled with water to a certain height as shown in the figure. the water is small describe what kind of flow occurs in the pipe if it is allowed to discharge through a nozzle
The table below contains the conditions of a fluid (SG = 0.50) flowing in a pipe having constant diameter:
PA 32.4 psi
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56.8 ft
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(a) What is the head loss (ft)?
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