a. Find the rate of discharge through the orificeb. Compute how long it will take in seconds for the water level surfaces to be 1 m apartc. How long will it take in seconds to stop the flow through the orifice A tank with vertical sides has a division wallprovided with a 0.02 m? orifice. The tank has atrapezoidal cross section area of 18 m2 and 14 m2for A and B, respectively. The difference in elevationbetween the water surface elevation in the twochambers is 4m. Surface water at A is higher than B.Use C = 0.60 and C, = 0.98.

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A tank with vertical sides has a division wall provided with a 0.02 m2 orifice. The tank has a trapezoidal cross section area of 18 m2 and 14 m2 for A and B, respectively. The difference in elevation between the water surface elevation in the two chambers is 4m. Surface water at A is higher than B. Use C = 0.60 and C, = 0.98.

A tank with vertical sides has a division wall provided with a 0.02 m2 orifice. The tank has a trapezoidal cross section area of 18 m2 and 14 m2 for A and B, respectively. The difference in elevation between the water surface elevation in the two chambers is 4m. Surface water at A is higher than B. Use C = 0.60 and C, = 0.98.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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