From the figure below, the tank contains 2 layers of liquid. H of water = 2 m, H of SG = 1 m. Diameter of orifice = 50 mm, coefficient of velocity of 0.95. The jet from the orifice hits the ground at 1 m vertical and 2.48 m horizontally away from the vena contracta. Determine the Specific Gravity of the liquid sp.gr. 2m 1m + 1m 2m 1m O 1.124 0.704 0.969 0.394 H₂O V

From the figure below, the tank contains 2 layers of liquid. H of water = 2 m, H of SG = 1 m. Diameter of orifice = 50 mm, coefficient of velocity of 0.95. The jet from the orifice hits the ground at 1 m vertical and 2.48 m horizontally away from the vena contracta. Determine the Specific Gravity of the liquid sp.gr. 2m 1m + 1m 2m 1m O 1.124 0.704 0.969 0.394 H₂O V

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