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| Sep27-07, 12:55 PM | #1 |
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Output Flow Calculation
An entire system is filled with liquid.
At the top (30 feet) is a 2 gallon container, connected to a tube (1.25" ID) for 14 feet, connected to a tube (1.00" ID) for 10 feet, then split with tees to 8 valves (.75" ID) and tubing (1.00" ID). |.............| |.............| |....2.g.....| |.............| .\_........_/ ....\...../ .....|...| .....|...| 14 feet (1.25" ID) .....|...| .....|...| .....|...| .....|...| ......\../ .......|| .......|| .......|| 10 feet (1.00" ID) .......|| .......|| .......|| ......//\\ =O=O=O=O= valves (sorry, the diagram on paper looks a lot better) What is the flow rate at one opening if all valves are opened? what is the flow rate at one opening is one valve is opened? |
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| Oct16-07, 10:44 PM | #2 |
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is it an assignment , obviously it looks like an asignment
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