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This document derives equations for calculating the rate of change of volume with respect to time (dV/dt) for tanks with different cross-sectional shapes: square, cylindrical, and spherical. It shows the working equation and then applies it to each shape by substituting the appropriate area term to relate the rate of change of volume to the rate of change of height over time.

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This document derives equations for calculating the rate of change of volume with respect to time (dV/dt) for tanks with different cross-sectional shapes: square, cylindrical, and spherical. It shows the working equation and then applies it to each shape by substituting the appropriate area term to relate the rate of change of volume to the rate of change of height over time.

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This document derives equations for calculating the rate of change of volume with respect to time (dV/dt) for tanks with different cross-sectional shapes: square, cylindrical, and spherical. It shows the working equation and then applies it to each shape by substituting the appropriate area term to relate the rate of change of volume to the rate of change of height over time.

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DERIVATIONS OF EQUATIONS:

Working equation:

dv
=−0.61 π r 2o √2 gh
dt
V = Ah
1) For square cross-section:
d h1 −0.61 π r 2o √ 2 gh
=
dt A
dV1
=−0.61 π r 2o √ 2 g h1
dt
2) For cylindrical tank:
2
d h2 −0.61 π ( r o ) √ 2 g h2
dt
=
π r2 2
| 2
+ (−0.61 π r o √ 2 g h 1)(
1
π r 22 |
)

dV2 dh
=A× 2
dt dt

3) For Spherical tank:


(−0.61 π ( r 2o ) √ 2 g h2 )
2
d h3 −0.61 π ( r o ) √2 g h3 1
= +|¿( )|
dt 2 πr h3−π h3 2
2 πr h3 −π h 32

dV3 dh
=A× 3
dt dt

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