8:26TodayEdit8:25 pmQ1:(a) A water tank is completely filled with liquid water at 60°C. The tank material is suchthat it can withstand tension caused by a volume expansion of 4%. Determine themaximum temperature rise allowed without jeopardizing safety. Take water coefficientof expansion (ß) as 5.22 x 104 1/K at this temperature.(b) A weight, as shown in figure Qlb-(a) has to move at constant velocity of 2 m/s on aninclined surface with a coefficient of friction of 0.27. The width of the block is 20 cm.V = 2 m/s50 cmF1 = ?45°200 NFig Qlb-(a)i.Determine the force (F1) that needs to be applied in the horizontal direction.ii.By applying a thick oil film as shown in figure Qlb-(b), the force required topush the block reduced by 45%. If dynamic viscosity of the oil is 12 cP,determine the oil layer thickness.V = 2 m/s,h = ?F2 = 0.45F1| 45°200 NFig Qlb-(b)within a 4 cm pi-05857 cPlitres per secondsrifice plate. TheL031282-0.18diameter to pipe d30 сm

Given, Initial Water temperature, T1=600T1=60+273T1=333K Water coefficient of expansion, β=5.22×10-4…

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