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February 1, 2011, 18:37	volume flow through internal hole in the wall	#1
wouter Senior Member Wouter van der Meer Join Date: May 2009 Location: Elahuizen, Netherlands Posts: 203 Rep Power: 17	hello all, I want to calculate the volume flow through a hole in the wall that separates two compartments. The wall is not vertical to the whole so I cannot use the sampe surface, because this is a plain, not a circular part of a plain. Any help is appreciated. Wouter

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