Derivation of the Emptying Time for a buoyant box to drain

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The discussion revolves around deriving the expression for the emptying time of a buoyant box, focusing on volume conservation principles. The relevant equations include flow rate Q and the conservation equation relating the change in height over time. The user is specifically struggling with rearranging the equations before solving the first-order ordinary differential equation (ODE). Buoyancy is considered in the context of simplified displacement ventilation, where it affects the volume flux. The conversation emphasizes the need for clarity in the problem statement and the role of buoyancy in the calculations.
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Homework Statement
I am having trouble deriving the expression from the initial equations. (Calculate the emptying time considering Volume conservation)
Relevant Equations
Q=A*sqrt(b(H-h(t)) And we have dh/dt =Q/S (conservation equation) and we have to obtain h/H = 1-(1-t/te)^2 with te= (2S/A*)(H/b)^1/2
Problem Statement: I am having trouble deriving the expression from the initial equations. (Calculate the emptying time considering Volume conservation)
Relevant Equations: Q=A*sqrt(b(H-h(t)) And we have dh/dt =Q/S (conservation equation) and we have to obtain h/H = 1-(1-t/te)^2 with te= (2S/A*)(H/b)^1/2

I know this is solving a 1st order ODE but I am lost at rearranging prior to solving.
This is not to be submitted, I am revising for an exam)
Thanks for your help
J
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Can you please provide the exact word-for-word statement of this problem?
 
Chestermiller said:
Can you please provide the exact word-for-word statement of this problem?
Hey : "To Calculate the emptying time consider volume conservation"
 
tjholi said:
Hey : "To Calculate the emptying time consider volume conservation"
Hey, where does buoyancy come in?
 
Chestermiller said:
Hey, where does buoyancy come in?
Hey Chestermiller, Buoyancy is assumed as it is a model of simplified Displacement ventilation with associated volume flux Q=A*sqrt(b(H-h(t)) with A*being a constant related to the size of the openings.
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