HYDRAULICS A closed tank contains layers of fluids namely, air, oil(s=0.82), water, and molasses. If each fluid has a uniform thickness of 1.2 m, determine the maximum pressure on the bottom if an open mercury manometer tapped at the wall where air is present, indicates a reading of 200 mm of mercury vacuum. At which liquid is the pressure intensity of 0 occurring? How high above the bottom of the tank is it occurring?

HYDRAULICS A closed tank contains layers of fluids namely, air, oil(s=0.82), water, and molasses. If each fluid has a uniform thickness of 1.2 m, determine the maximum pressure on the bottom if an open mercury manometer tapped at the wall where air is present, indicates a reading of 200 mm of mercury vacuum. At which liquid is the pressure intensity of 0 occurring? How high above the bottom of the tank is it occurring?

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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