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Contraction coefficient 1
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LittleInch
Petroleum
Why would it be different from the coefficient of the base material?
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georgeverghese
Chemical
Do you mean discharge coefficient for a perforated plate?
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The following link might be helpful;
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georgeverghese
Chemical
Literature on discharge coeff for perforated plates was mentioned in a previous thread. Presume you have access to Perry 6th edition?
This might be another that you are looking for;
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