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Hello,

Consider a flow (at an x flow rate of incompressible fluid) flowing into a vessel (let's assume it's a round vessel with diameter d). How to calculate the height of overflow,h, over the edge of the vessel?

I know $flowrate_{In}$ = $flowrate_{out}$. At the outlet I don't know the velocity of the flow and the height (to calculate the area)

Spandan Kukade
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  • Suppose the vessel is empty and you let in N volume units of liquid. What is the height of that liquid in the vessel assuming the vessel is cylindrical? – AlvinL Sep 29 '21 at 06:43
  • @AlvinL Assuming there is no overflowing, you can solve it using ...N = ((pid^2)/4)height. Solve for height. – GRANZER Sep 29 '21 at 06:48
  • The displacement forces the column of liquid to overflow with the height you found from the above. – AlvinL Sep 29 '21 at 12:56

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