This document discusses fluid flow measurement using orifices. It defines an orifice as an opening through which fluid flows, and notes they are commonly used to measure or control fluid flow. It describes the vena contracta as the section of the jet where contraction caused by the orifice ceases, located 0.5 diameters downstream. It then provides 7 example problems calculating fluid discharge, coefficients, and other values for orifices under various head conditions.
This document discusses fluid flow measurement using orifices. It defines an orifice as an opening through which fluid flows, and notes they are commonly used to measure or control fluid flow. It describes the vena contracta as the section of the jet where contraction caused by the orifice ceases, located 0.5 diameters downstream. It then provides 7 example problems calculating fluid discharge, coefficients, and other values for orifices under various head conditions.
This document discusses fluid flow measurement using orifices. It defines an orifice as an opening through which fluid flows, and notes they are commonly used to measure or control fluid flow. It describes the vena contracta as the section of the jet where contraction caused by the orifice ceases, located 0.5 diameters downstream. It then provides 7 example problems calculating fluid discharge, coefficients, and other values for orifices under various head conditions.
Instructr FLUID FLOW MEASUREMENT ORIFICE an riice is an pening (usually a circle) clsed parameter thrugh which luid lws. rimarily used t measure r cntrl the lw luid The upstream ace the riice may be runded r sharp Accrding t shape, riice maybe circular, square Vena Contracta Sectin n the jet where the cntractin caused by the riice cease. It is lcated at the riice diameter rm the upstream rce. 1. A 50mm diameter circular sharp edge riice at the side tank (pen n tp) discharges water under a head 5m. The Cc is 0.63 and the head lss is 0.25m. Determine the Cv, Cd and the actual discharge thrugh the riice. 2. A calibratin test a 12.50mm diameter circular sharp edge riice is a vertical side tank shwed a discharge 590N water is 81secnds at a cnstant head 4.70m. Measurement the jet shwed that it travelled 2.50m hrizntally while drpping 0.30m vertically. Determine the three riice ceicient. 3. A clsed tank has an riice in the vertical side with a diameter 100mm. The head il having a speciic gravity 0.85 is 2.50m abve the riice. There is a pressure 20ka at the tp the il surace inside the tank. Determine the discharge the riice i ceicient discharge is 0.60. 4. A 115m diameter riice discharges 60 lit/s water under a head 2.70m. A plate held nrmal t a jet dwnstream rm the vena cntracta requires a rce 423N t resist impact the jet. Cmpute Cv, Cc and the area the jet 5. 75mm diameter riice in the side a 1.50m diameter tank draws the sura e dwn rm 2m t 1.5m abve the riice in 53s. Determine the Cd, CC and the diameter the jet at the vena cntacta. 6. A tank circular crsssectin is 10m high. It takes 8.40 minutes t empty the tank thru a hle at the bttm when the tank is ull at the start. Hw lng will it take r the water level t drp by 3m? 7. I a cnical vessel 1.80m high and 1.20m in diameter is initially ull water, hw lng (in secnds) will it take the riice with a diameter 25mm lcated at the tip bttm t empty the vessel? Use Cd=0.60.
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