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What happens to Bernoulli's equation when the fluid velocity is zero?
Think about what terms drop out.
What is the relationship between pressure and elevation in a reservoir?
Consider the basic hydrostatics concept.
What is assumed when fluid velocity is zero in a reservoir?
Think about what terms in Bernoulli's equation can be ignored.
True or False: Bernoulli’s equation can be applied across different streamlines.
Recall the assumptions for applying Bernoulli’s equation.
A reservoir has water 15 meters above a discharge point. Using Bernoulli's equation, calculate the velocity of the water as it exits.
Remember to use the correct value for g.
Consider a setup where a pipe makes a 10 cm diameter opening at the base of a large tank filled with water. If the water level is maintained at 20 m, calculate the flow rate when the height difference to the outlet is 2 meters.
Calculate the area from the diameter first and then relate it to flow.
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