For studying of a dam in the laboratory, a model overflow has been built in the scale of , to 36 Prototype. The flowrate of the flow in the model is 0.15 . The required time for moving of water between two points in the model is 1 minute. Calculate: i. The volume flowrate in the prototype. ii. The required time for moving of water between the points in the prototype.

For studying of a dam in the laboratory, a model overflow has been built in the scale of , to 36 Prototype. The flowrate of the flow in the model is 0.15 . The required time for moving of water between two points in the model is 1 minute. Calculate: i. The volume flowrate in the prototype. ii. The required time for moving of water between the points in the prototype.

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