Two circular pipes are located around a small water container as shown in the figure. Q = 0.001 m³/s D; = 10 cm D = 5 cm Water V = 0.5 m/s The flow entering the container in a 5 em diameter pipe has 0.5 m/s uniform velocity. Water is supplied steadily from the top surface of the container with a volume flow rate 0.001 m/s. Flow exits the container in a 10 cm diameter pipe with a non-uniform velocity distribution, which is: V =V where r, D, Assume a steady incompressible flow where water level in the container remains the same. a) Determine the water volume flow rate leaving the container b) Determine the maximum velocity (Vmaz)

Two circular pipes are located around a small water container as shown in the figure. Q = 0.001 m³/s D; = 10 cm D = 5 cm Water V = 0.5 m/s The flow entering the container in a 5 em diameter pipe has 0.5 m/s uniform velocity. Water is supplied steadily from the top surface of the container with a volume flow rate 0.001 m/s. Flow exits the container in a 10 cm diameter pipe with a non-uniform velocity distribution, which is: V =V where r, D, Assume a steady incompressible flow where water level in the container remains the same. a) Determine the water volume flow rate leaving the container b) Determine the maximum velocity (Vmaz)

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