Topic: FLOW THROUGH AN ORIFICE 1. Is it justifiable to assume that Ca is a constant over the range of steady flowstested?2. Why are the Ca values significantly less than 1.00?3. Comparing Ca values for the steady and the falling head tests, which value islikely to be more reliable?

1) Yes, it is justifiable to assume that Cd is a constant over the range of steady flows which were…

. Is it justifiable to assume that Ca is a constant over the range of steady flows tested? . Why are the Ca values significantly less than 1.00? . Comparing Ca values for the steady and the falling head tests, which value is likely to be more reliable?

. Is it justifiable to assume that Ca is a constant over the range of steady flows tested? . Why are the Ca values significantly less than 1.00? . Comparing Ca values for the steady and the falling head tests, which value is likely to be more reliable?

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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