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Containers in Illustrations C and D are identical
Each container is 3.25'w x 3.25'w x 8.4'l
Total capacity of each container 88.725 cubic feet
Each container is filled with water @ 70F temperature
Air outside all containers is 70 F temperatures
Valve A is 16" inside diameter; Valve B is 2" inside diameter
Initially valve "A: is closed and valve "B" is open.
Water flow in this exercise is gravity flow only. No external pressure devices are involved
THIS STUDY IS TO DETERMINE RATE OF FLOW at different psi
PROBLEM:
How long will it take to empty container in Illustration C in seconds?
How long will it take to empty container in Illustration D in seconds?
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