Purpose:
In this lab we will examining the validity of Bernoulli's equation through determining the dimension of the water drain hole using the Bernoulli's equation.   
Method:
Table 1: Dimension of the apparatus
| 
Diameter
  of the hole (m) | 
Theoretical
  volume of water (L) | 
Theoretical
  height of water (m) | 
| 
(0.7± 0.1)*10-2  | 
 0.473 | 
6.7*10-2 | 
Table 2: Time measured to empty the
water in the bucket
  
 
| 
Runs | 
1 | 
2 | 
3 | 
4 | 
5 | 
6 | 
| 
Time
  to Empty the Water (s) | 
17.55 | 
17.08 | 
17.54 | 
17.50 | 
17.50 | 
17.46 | 
Figure 1: Experiment apparatus
set up
Figure 2: Close up view of experiment apparatus
Figure 2: Water flowing
in accordance to Bernoulli's equation 
 
v = sqrt (2gh)
Rate = Av = V/t 
D = sqrt(4V/vtpi)
D measured = 0.62 cm
D calculated = 0.55 cm
Uncertainty range = 0.083 cm
Error = 11%
Conclusions:
In this lab we determined the hole of a water bucket through fluid dynamics. We found that the calculated diameter has an error of 11% but is within the uncertainty of the value. We believe the error is mostly contribute by the inaccuracy of the experiment.



 
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