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55. Referring to Fig. 1-24, what reading of gage A will cause the glycerin to rise to level B? The specific weights of oil and glycerin are 52.0 and 78.0 lb/ft³ re- spectively. Ans. 5.06 psi 56. A hydraulic device is used to raise a 10-ton truck. If oil, sp gr 0.810, acts on the piston under a pressure of 177 psi, what diameter is required? Ans. 12 in. 57. If the specific weight of glycerin is 79.2 lb/ft', what suction pressure is required to raise the glycerin 9 in. vertically in a in. diameter tube? Ans. -0.412 psi 53. The compartments B and C in Fig. 1-22 are closed and filled with air. The barometer reads 14.5 psi. When the gages A and D read as indicated, what should be the value of for gage E (mercury in each U-tube gage)? Ans. 5.96 ft 54. The cylinder and tubing shown in Fig. 1-23 contain oil, sp gr 0.902. For a gage reading of 31.2 psi, what is the total weight of piston and weight W? Ans. 136,800 lb El. 30.00 Air El. 25.00 Oil El. 12.00 Glycerin El. 5.00 Fig. 1-24 B IMMAGINE MANOMETER AT TANK BOTTOM 30.0 psi B Air E C Air W 10.0" Piston T 6'. Fig. 1-23 P= 8h P-pgh P= F/A Fig. 1-22 XH20 = 62.416/4+3 8420 8 SEA PATM = 14.7 psi = WATER 64.016/543 = 13.633 5GHg Gage

55. Referring to Fig. 1-24, what reading of gage A will cause the glycerin to rise to level B? The specific weights of oil and glycerin are 52.0 and 78.0 lb/ft³ re- spectively. Ans. 5.06 psi 56. A hydraulic device is used to raise a 10-ton truck. If oil, sp gr 0.810, acts on the piston under a pressure of 177 psi, what diameter is required? Ans. 12 in. 57. If the specific weight of glycerin is 79.2 lb/ft', what suction pressure is required to raise the glycerin 9 in. vertically in a in. diameter tube? Ans. -0.412 psi 53. The compartments B and C in Fig. 1-22 are closed and filled with air. The barometer reads 14.5 psi. When the gages A and D read as indicated, what should be the value of for gage E (mercury in each U-tube gage)? Ans. 5.96 ft 54. The cylinder and tubing shown in Fig. 1-23 contain oil, sp gr 0.902. For a gage reading of 31.2 psi, what is the total weight of piston and weight W? Ans. 136,800 lb El. 30.00 Air El. 25.00 Oil El. 12.00 Glycerin El. 5.00 Fig. 1-24 B IMMAGINE MANOMETER AT TANK BOTTOM 30.0 psi B Air E C Air W 10.0" Piston T 6'. Fig. 1-23 P= 8h P-pgh P= F/A Fig. 1-22 XH20 = 62.416/4+3 8420 8 SEA PATM = 14.7 psi = WATER 64.016/543 = 13.633 5GHg Gage

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55. Referring to Fig. 1-24, what reading of gage A will cause the glycerin to rise to level B? The specific weights of oil and glycerin are 52.0 and 78.0 lb/ft³ re- spectively. Ans. 5.06 psi 56. A hydraulic device is used to raise a 10-ton truck. If oil, sp gr 0.810, acts on the piston under a pressure of 177 psi, what diameter is required? Ans. 12 in. 57. If the specific weight of glycerin is 79.2 lb/ft', what suction pressure is required to raise the glycerin 9 in. vertically in a in. diameter tube? Ans. -0.412 psi 53. The compartments B and C in Fig. 1-22 are closed and filled with air. The barometer reads 14.5 psi. When the gages A and D read as indicated, what should be the value of for gage E (mercury in each U-tube gage)? Ans. 5.96 ft 54. The cylinder and tubing shown in Fig. 1-23 contain oil, sp gr 0.902. For a gage reading of 31.2 psi, what is the total weight of piston and weight W? Ans. 136,800 lb El. 30.00 Air El. 25.00 Oil El. 12.00 Glycerin El. 5.00 Fig. 1-24 B IMMAGINE MANOMETER AT TANK BOTTOM 30.0 psi B Air E C Air W 10.0" Piston T 6'. Fig. 1-23 P= 8h P-pgh P= F/A Fig. 1-22 XH20 = 62.416/4+3 8420 8 SEA PATM = 14.7 psi = WATER 64.016/543 = 13.633 5GHg Gage
Transcribed Image Text:55. Referring to Fig. 1-24, what reading of gage A will cause the glycerin to rise to level B? The specific weights of oil and glycerin are 52.0 and 78.0 lb/ft³ re- spectively. Ans. 5.06 psi 56. A hydraulic device is used to raise a 10-ton truck. If oil, sp gr 0.810, acts on the piston under a pressure of 177 psi, what diameter is required? Ans. 12 in. 57. If the specific weight of glycerin is 79.2 lb/ft', what suction pressure is required to raise the glycerin 9 in. vertically in a in. diameter tube? Ans. -0.412 psi 53. The compartments B and C in Fig. 1-22 are closed and filled with air. The barometer reads 14.5 psi. When the gages A and D read as indicated, what should be the value of for gage E (mercury in each U-tube gage)? Ans. 5.96 ft 54. The cylinder and tubing shown in Fig. 1-23 contain oil, sp gr 0.902. For a gage reading of 31.2 psi, what is the total weight of piston and weight W? Ans. 136,800 lb El. 30.00 Air El. 25.00 Oil El. 12.00 Glycerin El. 5.00 Fig. 1-24 B IMMAGINE MANOMETER AT TANK BOTTOM 30.0 psi B Air E C Air W 10.0" Piston T 6'. Fig. 1-23 P= 8h P-pgh P= F/A Fig. 1-22 XH20 = 62.416/4+3 8420 8 SEA PATM = 14.7 psi = WATER 64.016/543 = 13.633 5GHg Gage
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