Depends. How "upper bound estimate". Equalization time is less than 2-3 seconds. If the estimate is too WAG, the velocity would be inaccurate. Depends on time "x" assumption
OK, no problem. I am not trained in Flow Engineering. OK, here are the pressures and volumes of each vessel..
P1 = 13.41 PSIA P2= .0016424
V1 = 12759.5 Ft^3 14ft diameter x 80ft long V2 = 138.05 Ft^3 5ft diameter x 6ft long
The connecting tube: 2ft diameter x 6ft long
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