A circular door having a diam. of 3m closes a horizontal duct from a small diam, as shown. The center of the door isA circular door having a diam. of 3m closes a horizontal duct from a small diam. as shown. The center of the door is4.5m below the liquid surface. Assuming the specific gravity of liquid is 0.95. Compute the following:4.5m below the liquid surface. Assuming the specific gravity of liquid is 0.95. Compute the following:a) hydrostatic force acting on the door. (Select][ Select]311.406 kNb) the location of the center of pressure 296.441 kN265.236 kNa) hydrostatic force acting on the door, [ Select ][ Select ]b) the location of the center of pressure from the centroid of the door, [Select ][ Select ]280.838 kNc) the force at the bottom of the gate to 327.645 kNged at the top.c) the force at the bottom of the gate to maintain equilibrium if it is hin0.125 m0.225 m[ Select ]( Select ]0.175 m0.250 m4.5 m4.5 m A circular door having a diam. of 3m closes a horizontal duct from a small diam. as shown. The center of the door is4.5m below the liquid surface. Assuming the specific gravity of liquid is 0.95. Compute the following:a) hydrostatic force acting on the door, (Select]b) the location of the center of pressure from the centroid of the door, [Select]c) the force at the bottom of the gate to maintain equilibrium if it is hinged at the top.( Select )[ Select]177.474 kN152.121 kN168.678 kN143.670 kN160.572 kN3m

given data:- diameter of gate=3 m specific gravity of liquid=0.95

A circular door having a diam. of 3m closes a horizontal duct from a small diam. as shown. The center of the door is A circular door having a diam, of 3m closes a horizontal duct from a small diam, as shown. The center of the door 4.5m below the liquid surface. Assuming the specific gravity of liquid is 0.95. Compute the following: 4.5m below the liquid surface. Assuming the specific gravity of liquid is 0.95. Compute the following: a) hydrostatic force acting on the door, (Select ] | Select ] 311.406 kN b) the location of the center of pressure 296,441 kN a) hydrostatic force acting on the door, [ Select ] ( Select ] b) the location of the center of pressure from the centroid of the door, (Select] ( Select ) 265.236 kN 280.838 kN c) the force at the bottom of the gate to ged at the top. c) the force at the bottom of the gate to maintain equilibrium if it is hin 0.125 m 0.225 m 327.645 kN ( Select) ( Select ) 0.175 m 0.250 m 4.5m 45m

A circular door having a diam. of 3m closes a horizontal duct from a small diam. as shown. The center of the door is A circular door having a diam, of 3m closes a horizontal duct from a small diam, as shown. The center of the door 4.5m below the liquid surface. Assuming the specific gravity of liquid is 0.95. Compute the following: 4.5m below the liquid surface. Assuming the specific gravity of liquid is 0.95. Compute the following: a) hydrostatic force acting on the door, (Select ] | Select ] 311.406 kN b) the location of the center of pressure 296,441 kN a) hydrostatic force acting on the door, [ Select ] ( Select ] b) the location of the center of pressure from the centroid of the door, (Select] ( Select ) 265.236 kN 280.838 kN c) the force at the bottom of the gate to ged at the top. c) the force at the bottom of the gate to maintain equilibrium if it is hin 0.125 m 0.225 m 327.645 kN ( Select) ( Select ) 0.175 m 0.250 m 4.5m 45m

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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