H.Wi A spherical vessel of 1.7m diameter is mache Pom 12 mm thick plate anel it is Subjected to a hydraulic test. Determine the additional volume f water whichit is necessary to pump into the vessel, when the vessel is intitia lly just filled with water, in orderto raise the pressure to the procf pressure f I 6 bar ( 11.6 M Pa).Th bulk modulus f water is 2.9 Gpa. For the material f vessel E: 200 G pa, 3=0.3.

H.Wi A spherical vessel of 1.7m diameter is mache Pom 12 mm thick plate anel it is Subjected to a hydraulic test. Determine the additional volume f water whichit is necessary to pump into the vessel, when the vessel is intitia lly just filled with water, in orderto raise the pressure to the procf pressure f I 6 bar ( 11.6 M Pa).Th bulk modulus f water is 2.9 Gpa. For the material f vessel E: 200 G pa, 3=0.3.

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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