A prismatic vessel has two compartments A and B communicating by an orifice0.3m square with C = 0.60. The horizontal cross – section of A is 10 sqm and that of Bis 0.40 sqm. At a certain time, the water in A is 6m above the center of the orifice and inB is 3m.Compute the discharge from A to B.• Find the time in which the water surfaces in the two tanks will reach the sameelevation.• How soon thereafter will the water surface be 1m apart?6 mBAEte E

Given Data Area of orifice is : Ao=0.3×0.3=0.09 m2 Coefficient of discharge is :C=0.60…

A prismatic vessel has two compartments A and B communicating by an orifice 0.3m square with C = 0.60. The horizontal cross – section of A is 10 sqm and that is 0.40 sqm. At a certain time, the water in A is 6m above the center of the orifice a B is 3m. Compute the discharge from A to B. • Find the time in which the water surfaces in the two tanks will reach the elevation. • How soon thereafter will the water surface be 1m apart? 6 m 3 m A

A prismatic vessel has two compartments A and B communicating by an orifice 0.3m square with C = 0.60. The horizontal cross – section of A is 10 sqm and that is 0.40 sqm. At a certain time, the water in A is 6m above the center of the orifice a B is 3m. Compute the discharge from A to B. • Find the time in which the water surfaces in the two tanks will reach the elevation. • How soon thereafter will the water surface be 1m apart? 6 m 3 m A

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