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Q3. (a) Determine the resulting hydrostatic force of water acting on the cylindrical wall of the tank and the angle of this force direction vs. horizontal, if R = 0.2m, the wall is b = 0.3 m wide into the paper, and the height of the water level in the narrow 3 mm diameter tube is h = 0.4m. Use the following inputs: p = 1000 kg-m³ and g = 9.8 m-s? R (b) The remotely navigated drone-submarine mysteriously managed to get into the above reservoir, but it seems it being trapped. Moreover, it is something wrong with submarine plunging mechanism: it cannot move in the vertical direction. Soon the oxygen required to supply some equipment of this tiny but expensive submarine will be over. Remote operator 1 suggests the following: "Well, let's make the 5mm sharp orifice by torpedoing the wall, and then. let me use the equation for the H=0.8m orifice velocity as V = Ca /2gH to calculate the time for emptying the tank." Operator 2 objects saying: “No, it will be correct if using V = Ca/2g(h +H)." %3D a sharp edge round orifice submarine! Assess the proposals of operators 1 and 2 (2 – 4 sentences, no more!). Note: you don't need to carry out any calculations here.

Q3. (a) Determine the resulting hydrostatic force of water acting on the cylindrical wall of the tank and the angle of this force direction vs. horizontal, if R = 0.2m, the wall is b = 0.3 m wide into the paper, and the height of the water level in the narrow 3 mm diameter tube is h = 0.4m. Use the following inputs: p = 1000 kg-m³ and g = 9.8 m-s? R (b) The remotely navigated drone-submarine mysteriously managed to get into the above reservoir, but it seems it being trapped. Moreover, it is something wrong with submarine plunging mechanism: it cannot move in the vertical direction. Soon the oxygen required to supply some equipment of this tiny but expensive submarine will be over. Remote operator 1 suggests the following: "Well, let's make the 5mm sharp orifice by torpedoing the wall, and then. let me use the equation for the H=0.8m orifice velocity as V = Ca /2gH to calculate the time for emptying the tank." Operator 2 objects saying: “No, it will be correct if using V = Ca/2g(h +H)." %3D a sharp edge round orifice submarine! Assess the proposals of operators 1 and 2 (2 – 4 sentences, no more!). Note: you don't need to carry out any calculations here.

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Q3. (a) Determine the resulting hydrostatic force of water acting on the cylindrical wall of the tank and the angle of this force direction vs. horizontal, if R = 0.2m, the wall is b = 0.3 m wide into the paper, and the height of the water level in the narrow 3 mm diameter tube is h = 0.4m. Use the following inputs: p = 1000 kg-m³ and g = 9.8 m-s? R (b) The remotely navigated drone-submarine mysteriously managed to get into the above reservoir, but it seems it being trapped. Moreover, it is something wrong with submarine plunging mechanism: it cannot move in the vertical direction. Soon the oxygen required to supply some equipment of this tiny but expensive submarine will be over. Remote operator 1 suggests the following: "Well, let's make the 5mm sharp orifice by torpedoing the wall, and then. let me use the equation for the H=0.8m orifice velocity as V = Ca/2gH to calculate the time for emptying the tank." Operator 2 objects saying: “No, it will be correct if using V = Cav2g(h + H) ." a sharp edge round orifice submarine! Assess the proposals of operators 1 and 2 (2 – 4 sentences, no more!). Note: you don't need to carry out any calculations here.
Transcribed Image Text:Q3. (a) Determine the resulting hydrostatic force of water acting on the cylindrical wall of the tank and the angle of this force direction vs. horizontal, if R = 0.2m, the wall is b = 0.3 m wide into the paper, and the height of the water level in the narrow 3 mm diameter tube is h = 0.4m. Use the following inputs: p = 1000 kg-m³ and g = 9.8 m-s? R (b) The remotely navigated drone-submarine mysteriously managed to get into the above reservoir, but it seems it being trapped. Moreover, it is something wrong with submarine plunging mechanism: it cannot move in the vertical direction. Soon the oxygen required to supply some equipment of this tiny but expensive submarine will be over. Remote operator 1 suggests the following: "Well, let's make the 5mm sharp orifice by torpedoing the wall, and then. let me use the equation for the H=0.8m orifice velocity as V = Ca/2gH to calculate the time for emptying the tank." Operator 2 objects saying: “No, it will be correct if using V = Cav2g(h + H) ." a sharp edge round orifice submarine! Assess the proposals of operators 1 and 2 (2 – 4 sentences, no more!). Note: you don't need to carry out any calculations here.
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