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diameter of cylindrical tank = 2 meters depth of cylindrical tank = 8 meters diameter of sharp-edge orifice = 100 mm The standard orifice is placed at the side 1 meter above the bottom. When at rest, the depth of water is 5 meters C = 0.594 Considering that the volume of water is constant, what is the rate of discharges from the standard orifice: a. When the cylindrical tank has a constant velocity of 3 m/sec in the opposite direction of the jet. b. When the cylindrical tank has a constant acceleration of 6 m/sec^2 in the opposite direction of the jet.   Consider the figures below*

diameter of cylindrical tank = 2 meters depth of cylindrical tank = 8 meters diameter of sharp-edge orifice = 100 mm The standard orifice is placed at the side 1 meter above the bottom. When at rest, the depth of water is 5 meters C = 0.594 Considering that the volume of water is constant, what is the rate of discharges from the standard orifice: a. When the cylindrical tank has a constant velocity of 3 m/sec in the opposite direction of the jet. b. When the cylindrical tank has a constant acceleration of 6 m/sec^2 in the opposite direction of the jet.   Consider the figures below*

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diameter of cylindrical tank = 2 meters

depth of cylindrical tank = 8 meters

diameter of sharp-edge orifice = 100 mm

The standard orifice is placed at the side 1 meter above the bottom.

When at rest, the depth of water is 5 meters

C = 0.594

Considering that the volume of water is constant, what is the rate of discharges from the standard orifice:

a. When the cylindrical tank has a constant velocity of 3 m/sec in the opposite direction of the jet.

b. When the cylindrical tank has a constant acceleration of 6 m/sec^2 in the opposite direction of the jet.

 

Consider the figures below* 

at 6 m/s in a direction opposite to that of the jet. 2.0 m 2.0 m itan im 4m (a) (b)
Transcribed Image Text:at 6 m/s in a direction opposite to that of the jet. 2.0 m 2.0 m itan im 4m (a) (b)
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