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Hello, I'm sorry if this is in the wrong section but I recently took real interest in physics, particularly fluid mechanics, so this is my first post. Consider the following:
A glass system has a pump pulling gas out of the system, which has an orifice to the atmosphere at the opposite end of the system. How do you calculate the flow rate of gas into the system through the orifice?
A glass system has a pump pulling gas out of the system, which has an orifice to the atmosphere at the opposite end of the system. How do you calculate the flow rate of gas into the system through the orifice?