As part of a processing of biofuels, water is pumped into a circular tank with a diameter D₁, as shown in Figure Q3. The flowrate into the tank is Q₁ and the flowrate out is Q₂. When the vessel is heated, water evaporates. The average velocity at which the vapour rises across the entire tank is vevap. You may assume that water has a density of Pw, and vapour has a density of pv. Acceleration due to gravity is g.

As part of a processing of biofuels, water is pumped into a circular tank with a diameter D₁, as shown in Figure Q3. The flowrate into the tank is Q₁ and the flowrate out is Q₂. When the vessel is heated, water evaporates. The average velocity at which the vapour rises across the entire tank is vevap. You may assume that water has a density of Pw, and vapour has a density of pv. Acceleration due to gravity is g.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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