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 derive expression Cd=Cv xCc

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We are asked to derive the the given expression that is- C_{d} =C_{v} \times C_{c}

Explanation:

Here, C_{d} is coefficient of discharge

C_{v} is coefficient of flow/ velocity

C_{c} is coefficient of contraction

1. Co- efficient of contraction C_{c} is defined as the ratio of the area of the jet at vena- contracts to the area of the orifice

It is denoted by symbol C_{c}

a = area of orifice

ac= area of jet at vena- contracta

Then C_{c}=\frac{area of jet at vena- contracta}{area of orifice}\\ C_{c}=\frac{ac}{a}

the value of C_{c} varies from 0.61 to 0.69 depending on shape and size.

in generally, the value of C_{c} may be taken as 0.64

2. Co- efficient of velocity: is defined as the ratio between the actual velocity of a jet at vena contracta to the theoretical velocity of jet.

it is denoted by symbol C_{v}

C_{v}=\frac{actua; velocity of jet at vena- contraccta}{theoretical velocity}\\ C_{v}=\frac{v}{\sqrt{2gh} }

where, v is actual velocity and root 2gh is theoretical velocity

The value of C_{v} varies from 0.95 to 0.99 depending on the shape and size. generally the value of C_{v} is 0.98 is taken for sharp edged orifices.

3. Co- efficient of discharge: is defined as the ratio of the actual discharge from the orifice

It is denoted by C_{d}. If Q is actual discharge and Q_{th} is the theoretical discharge

C_{d}=\frac{actual velocity \times actual area}{theoretical velocity \times theoretical area}\\ C_{d}= C_{v} \times C_{v}

The values of C_{d} varies from 0.61 to 0.65, generally the value of C_{d} is taken as 0.62.

Hence it is proved.

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