PROBLEM 3: For a vertical rectangular gate, one side has linseed oil (0.938) and the other has two fluids-castor oil (0.96) and water. Considering a unit-width of the gate, apply the PRESSURE PRISM CONCEPT (Illustrate and label the pressure diagram/prism) to calculate the magnitude and direction of the following when z=20ft. 36 " -hinge Linseed Oil (SG = 0.938) 32 feet Castor Oil (SG = 0.96) 7 feet water B The hydrostatic force due to linseed oil F1. Your answer The hydrostatic force due to castor oil F2. " Your answer

PROBLEM 3: For a vertical rectangular gate, one side has linseed oil (0.938) and the other has two fluids-castor oil (0.96) and water. Considering a unit-width of the gate, apply the PRESSURE PRISM CONCEPT (Illustrate and label the pressure diagram/prism) to calculate the magnitude and direction of the following when z=20ft. 36 " -hinge Linseed Oil (SG = 0.938) 32 feet Castor Oil (SG = 0.96) 7 feet water B The hydrostatic force due to linseed oil F1. Your answer The hydrostatic force due to castor oil F2. " Your answer

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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