The 50mm-diameter orifice is with and . The diameter of the pipe is 150mm. The liquid is water and stands at a height of 3m in the piezometer. Compute the following:
- Velocity head at the orifice
- Discharge at the jet
- Diameter of the jet at vena contracta
Using Bernoulli's Energy Equation:
Both elevation heads are zero because the pipe placed horizontally. The pressure head at station 2 is also taken as zero because the jet sprays out the atmosphere. These conditions leave the equation as:
With the piezometer level rising to 3m, station 1's pressure head is 3m.
With the constant Q equation, we know that:
Substituting to the previous equation:
The discharge at the jet is taken as the actual Q (both coefficients are given)
where:
The diameter of the jet at vena contracta will be computed using the coefficient of contraction:
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