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Calculating flow rate when emptying liquid from a closed-top tank
Hello, I thought of another solution because I could not use your formula. I think that we can probably assimilate the tank to a tank of right section of constant area S. We can note z=f(t) the height of air in the tank and Zo the initial value. The law of perfect gases applied by considering...- labuch
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Calculating flow rate when emptying liquid from a closed-top tank
hello, thank you for your response, Yes you are right I thought that this expression could be true at the very beginning of the draining that's why I called it V0 and I had the feeling that it was there that I had to dig. This homework is actually a problem around which I have to create a...- labuch
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Calculating flow rate when emptying liquid from a closed-top tank
here is a simple visualisation of the probleme- labuch
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Calculating flow rate when emptying liquid from a closed-top tank
I can imagine the experiment: the pressure at the surface will drop while the tank is emptying (if no air bubbles enter through the evacuation of course, otherwise it restores the pressure atm at the surface). The flow speed decreases as a function of time until the external pressure maintains a...- labuch
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