Problem 1. A U-tube manometer is connected (at the bottom portion) of a barrel in a form of frustum of a cone 1 meter high with a diameter at top 0.20m and its diameter at the bottom is 0.12m. When the barrel is empty the water surface is at point A and the manometric fluid mercury shows a deflection of 18 cm. a. Determine the new deflection of mercury in mm when the barrel is 2/3 full of water -H20 18 cm b. Determine the new deflection of mercury in mm when the barrel is full of water (

Problem 1. A U-tube manometer is connected (at the bottom portion) of a barrel in a form of frustum of a cone 1 meter high with a diameter at top 0.20m and its diameter at the bottom is 0.12m. When the barrel is empty the water surface is at point A and the manometric fluid mercury shows a deflection of 18 cm. a. Determine the new deflection of mercury in mm when the barrel is 2/3 full of water -H20 18 cm b. Determine the new deflection of mercury in mm when the barrel is full of water (

Structural Analysis

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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