An open rectangular tank, 10.64 m. high, 7.36 m. long, and 5.73 m. wide, has liquid (SG = 1.91) to a depth of 6.93 meters. It is accelerated horizontally along its length just before any liquid will spill. Determine the hydrostatic force (kN) acting on the side with the least depth during the tank's motion. %3D

An open rectangular tank, 10.64 m. high, 7.36 m. long, and 5.73 m. wide, has liquid (SG = 1.91) to a depth of 6.93 meters. It is accelerated horizontally along its length just before any liquid will spill. Determine the hydrostatic force (kN) acting on the side with the least depth during the tank's motion. %3D

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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