EN, e= 57 20. A roller gate is shown in Fig. 3.59. Ik is cylindrical form of 6.0 m diameter. It is placed on the du F the magnitude and direction of the resultant force due to water acting on the gate when the water is jue [Ans. 2.245 MN, e=3 going to spill. The length of the gate is given 10 m. ROLLER GATE WATER SURFACE R=4 m 6.0 m WATER SURFACEC 307 T. 30 HÌNGE DAM Fig.3.59 Fig. 3.60

EN, e= 57 20. A roller gate is shown in Fig. 3.59. Ik is cylindrical form of 6.0 m diameter. It is placed on the du F the magnitude and direction of the resultant force due to water acting on the gate when the water is jue [Ans. 2.245 MN, e=3 going to spill. The length of the gate is given 10 m. ROLLER GATE WATER SURFACE R=4 m 6.0 m WATER SURFACEC 307 T. 30 HÌNGE DAM Fig.3.59 Fig. 3.60

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Chapter14: Fluid Mechanics

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