A closed cylindrical tank 2m in diameter and 5m tall has 1.5m of oil (SG = 0.80), 0.5m of an unknown liquid (SG = 1.2) and 2m of water. There is a 30KPA pressure at the top of the tank. Determine the discharge through a 120mm diameter orifice at the bottom of the tank if coefficient of discharge is 0.96. A) No Answer among the choices B 103.72 L/s 114.97 L/s D 95.56 L/s 87.23 L/s

A closed cylindrical tank 2m in diameter and 5m tall has 1.5m of oil (SG = 0.80), 0.5m of an unknown liquid (SG = 1.2) and 2m of water. There is a 30KPA pressure at the top of the tank. Determine the discharge through a 120mm diameter orifice at the bottom of the tank if coefficient of discharge is 0.96. A) No Answer among the choices B 103.72 L/s 114.97 L/s D 95.56 L/s 87.23 L/s

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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