Answer Step-wise with detailed explantions Please Answer the following question step-wise with detailed explanations. Thanks in advance A sealed vessel of section A₁, contains water under a pressure p. The free surface of the liquid is located at a height h. At the level of the ground there is a small tube of section A₂<<< A₁, fitted with a valve. Calculate: a) the volume flow rate. Perform the calculation based on the following data: r₁=1m; r₂ = 5 mm ; h= 350 mm; p = 1.2 po, (or p = po)

Answer Step-wise with detailed explantions Please Answer the following question step-wise with detailed explanations. Thanks in advance A sealed vessel of section A₁, contains water under a pressure p. The free surface of the liquid is located at a height h. At the level of the ground there is a small tube of section A₂<<< A₁, fitted with a valve. Calculate: a) the volume flow rate. Perform the calculation based on the following data: r₁=1m; r₂ = 5 mm ; h= 350 mm; p = 1.2 po, (or p = po)

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Chapter3: Transient Heat Conduction

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