Answer to Question #84161 in Mechanics | Relativity for Kevin Solski

Question #84161
If I have an air tight structure measuring 10m high X 1m wide and 1m deep and I place a 1 tonne mass on top of a plunger at the top of the structure how would I calculate the psi and flow rate of the air coming out of a hole at the bottom of the structure measuring 10 cm X 10 cm? (Assuming no air is escaping anywhere else)
How quickly will the plunger with the mass on top fall?
How does this change when the size of the hole at the bottom is changed?
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2019-01-16T10:24:11-0500
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17.01.19, 15:15

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Kevin
17.01.19, 03:17

I do not understand the flow rate in the above answer. Is it because the air is heavier due to compression? I calculate this flow rate resulting in 366 m3 of air when it should only be 10 m3?

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