A circular vessel 2m in diameter and 3m high is one-third filled with liquid A having s.g. of 1.0, one-third filled with liquid B having an s.g. of 2, and the remaining one-third filled with liquid C having an s.g. of 3. At the bottom of the vessel is a 900cm^2 standard circular. Find the time in seconds to remove liquid B, through the orifice.

A circular vessel 2m in diameter and 3m high is one-third filled with liquid A having s.g. of 1.0, one-third filled with liquid B having an s.g. of 2, and the remaining one-third filled with liquid C having an s.g. of 3. At the bottom of the vessel is a 900cm^2 standard circular. Find the time in seconds to remove liquid B, through the orifice.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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