A suppressed weir (C = 1.84) under a constant head of 90mm feeds a tank containing a 75 mm diameter orifice. The weir which is 600 mm long and 810 mm high is located in a rectangular channel. The loss head through the orifice is 600 mm and coefficient of contraction is 0.65. Determine the coefficient of velocity of the tank. 0.90 0.93 0.95 0.89 . Determine the head of water in the tank. 6.15 m 6.80 m O 7.08 m O 7.12 m

A suppressed weir (C = 1.84) under a constant head of 90mm feeds a tank containing a 75 mm diameter orifice. The weir which is 600 mm long and 810 mm high is located in a rectangular channel. The loss head through the orifice is 600 mm and coefficient of contraction is 0.65. Determine the coefficient of velocity of the tank. 0.90 0.93 0.95 0.89 . Determine the head of water in the tank. 6.15 m 6.80 m O 7.08 m O 7.12 m

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