22. In a bakery, water is forced through pipe A at 150 liters per second. Oil (sg = 0.8) is forced through pipe B at 30 liters per second. Assume ideal mixing of incompressible fluids and the mixture of oil and water form globules and exits through pipe C. Evaluate the specific gravity of the mixture exiting through the pipe C. a. 0.385 c. 0.976 b. 0.257 d. 0.865 23

22. In a bakery, water is forced through pipe A at 150 liters per second. Oil (sg = 0.8) is forced through pipe B at 30 liters per second. Assume ideal mixing of incompressible fluids and the mixture of oil and water form globules and exits through pipe C. Evaluate the specific gravity of the mixture exiting through the pipe C. a. 0.385 c. 0.976 b. 0.257 d. 0.865 23

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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