'Discharge coefficient' diaporamas de présentation

Industrial Instrumentation

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OPEN CHANNEL FLOW

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Chapter 20 Open-channel flow

Chapter 20 Open-channel flow. When one has a flow of water to convey, either to provide some at a place where there is none, or to drain where there is too much. One is, almost everywhere, obliged to make the most water flow with the least possible slope.

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Irreversible Gas Dynamics of Intake and Exhaust Flows

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SOURCE MODELS

SOURCE MODELS. Prepared by Associate Prof. Dr. Mohamad Wijayanuddin Ali Chemical Engineering Department Universiti Teknologi Malaysia.

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ERT 312 SAFETY & LOSS PREVENTION IN BIOPROCESS RELIEF SIZING

ERT 312 SAFETY & LOSS PREVENTION IN BIOPROCESS RELIEF SIZING. Prepared by: Pn. Hairul Nazirah Abdul Halim. OBJECTIVES. Calculate the size of various relief apparatus: a) Spring operated reliefs in liquid & gas service b) Rupture disc reliefs in liquid and gas service.

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Influence of (Valve) Design & Operational Parameters on Volumetric Efficiency of Engine

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Basic Hydraulics: Rating curve

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Broad-crested Weir

Broad-crested Weir. This is the simplest device for flow measurement. It is more suitable for large discharges. The width of the weir is taken as the width of the waterway. The following equations is used:. The discharge coefficient C d equals 0.89.

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Gasoline Spray (Spray G) Topic 3.5 Internal flow modeling Ron Grover (GM)

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V-notch Sharp-crested weir

V-notch Sharp-crested weir. This type is used for small discharges. The weir has a V-notch as a control section. The angle ? can take any value, the most common value is 90 o . To design or evaluate the discharge, the following equation is used,.

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