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Discharge Coefficient 'Cd' (Assumed) Length of Larger Reservoir (metres) Width of Larger Reservoir (metres) Length of Smaller Reservoir (metres) Width of Smaller Reservoir (metres) Flow Area of Submerged Opening in Smaller Tank (cm) Level Difference between Reservoirs during normal operation (cm) Rate of Flow between Reservoirs during normal operation (m / s)
Reduced Level Difference between Reservoirs if recirculation is halted (cm) Time taken for Reduced Level Difference between Reservoirs if recirculation is halted (seconds)
10
45.0
Notes:
1. In a nozzle or other constriction, the discharge coefficient "Cd" is the ratio of the mass flow rate at the discharge to that of an ideal nozzle which expands an identical working fluid from the same initial conditions to the same e 2. The discharge coefficient "Cd" is a function of the jet size or orifice opening
3. The discharge coefficient "Cd" of an orifice opening varies considerably with changes in area ratio and the Reyn
4. A discharge coefficient Cd = 0.60 may be taken as standard, but the value varies noticeably at low values of th
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0.0254 m 0.3048 m
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44.95142 s
4.430011 0.62
3.703917 0.082398