(a) (b) (link to image) a) Water leaves a large tank through a sharp edged circular hole. The hole is h2.6 m below the water surface. Assuming the effects of viscosity can be neglected and water has a densty of 1000 kple the speed of the water eiting the hole is b) The hole in the tank above is replaced with a vertical circular pipe with a diameter of 0.002 m and length /2.8 m. We can assume that the flow entrance to the pipe is smooth so that there are no minor losses. The flow in the pipe s lamnar and the folon factor constant andf on be found from fo-64/ Rep where the kinematic viscosity is given by v1.14x10 v m/s. Taking frictional losses into account the exit flow speed is

(a) (b) (link to image) a) Water leaves a large tank through a sharp edged circular hole. The hole is h2.6 m below the water surface. Assuming the effects of viscosity can be neglected and water has a densty of 1000 kple the speed of the water eiting the hole is b) The hole in the tank above is replaced with a vertical circular pipe with a diameter of 0.002 m and length /2.8 m. We can assume that the flow entrance to the pipe is smooth so that there are no minor losses. The flow in the pipe s lamnar and the folon factor constant andf on be found from fo-64/ Rep where the kinematic viscosity is given by v1.14x10 v m/s. Taking frictional losses into account the exit flow speed is

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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