Q4 / Water flows through Plate-Orifice. The following data is available:- 1- Discharge coefficient Ca = 0.62 and velocity coefficient C, = 0.9. 2- Diameter of pipe, di = 0.6 (m). 3- Diameter of orifice, d2 = 0.2 (m). 4- Water pressure at point No. (1) before the Orifice, P1 = 0.981 (Bar). 5- Water pressure at point No. (2) after the Orifice, P2 = 68.67 (KN/m²). Find: 1-Water flow rate Q in the pipe. 2- Water flow velocity in the pipe v1. 3-Water flow velocity through the Orifice v2 .

Q4 / Water flows through Plate-Orifice. The following data is available:- 1- Discharge coefficient Ca = 0.62 and velocity coefficient C, = 0.9. 2- Diameter of pipe, di = 0.6 (m). 3- Diameter of orifice, d2 = 0.2 (m). 4- Water pressure at point No. (1) before the Orifice, P1 = 0.981 (Bar). 5- Water pressure at point No. (2) after the Orifice, P2 = 68.67 (KN/m²). Find: 1-Water flow rate Q in the pipe. 2- Water flow velocity in the pipe v1. 3-Water flow velocity through the Orifice v2 .

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