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    The document presents four equations for modeling the flow of a fluid through a circular orifice. The first equation defines the discharge coefficient as a function of the orifice diameter ratio. The second defines the velocity ratio as a function of the orifice diameter ratio. The third defines the Reynolds number as a function of the orifice diameter ratio, velocity ratio, and discharge coefficient. The fourth defines the volumetric flow rate ratio as a function of the orifice diameter ratio, velocity ratio, and discharge coefficient.

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    The document presents four equations for modeling the flow of a fluid through a circular orifice. The first equation defines the discharge coefficient as a function of the orifice diameter ratio. The second defines the velocity ratio as a function of the orifice diameter ratio. The third defines the Reynolds number as a function of the orifice diameter ratio, velocity ratio, and discharge coefficient. The fourth defines the volumetric flow rate ratio as a function of the orifice diameter ratio, velocity ratio, and discharge coefficient.

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    The document presents four equations for modeling the flow of a fluid through a circular orifice. The first equation defines the discharge coefficient as a function of the orifice diameter ratio. The second defines the velocity ratio as a function of the orifice diameter ratio. The third defines the Reynolds number as a function of the orifice diameter ratio, velocity ratio, and discharge coefficient. The fourth defines the volumetric flow rate ratio as a function of the orifice diameter ratio, velocity ratio, and discharge coefficient.

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    5
    = 0.25 (acos (1 2 ) 2 (1 2 ) ( ) )
    2 2

    = acos(1 2 )

    0.5

    (4 (1 2 ) ( ( 2 ))

    = 0.25 1

    2 acos (1 2 )
    ( )
    2
    3
    = (4 )

    4
    = 2

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