Q2 (a) The pressure of water flowing through a pipe is measured by the arrangement shown in Figure Q2 (a). For the manometric fluid having specific weight of 23.5 kN/m³, calculate the pressure in the pipe. (b) A rectangular gate having 4 m high and 4 m wide is hinge at the bottom of the partition as shown in Figure Q2 (b). Gasoline is filled at one side of the tank until the level reach 4 m, and then water is added to the empty side of the tank. Find the value of h, when the gate will start to open. Take the density of water and gasoline as 1000 kg/m³ and 700 kg/m³, respectively.

Q2 (a) The pressure of water flowing through a pipe is measured by the arrangement shown in Figure Q2 (a). For the manometric fluid having specific weight of 23.5 kN/m³, calculate the pressure in the pipe. (b) A rectangular gate having 4 m high and 4 m wide is hinge at the bottom of the partition as shown in Figure Q2 (b). Gasoline is filled at one side of the tank until the level reach 4 m, and then water is added to the empty side of the tank. Find the value of h, when the gate will start to open. Take the density of water and gasoline as 1000 kg/m³ and 700 kg/m³, respectively.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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