Q6: The tank shown in Figure 5 containing oil and compressedair Pca = 50 (KN/m2). Find the pressure at the bottom of thetank.Pca=50 (kN/m?)Compresses AirPcaOilh=2mGoil=0.8Figure 5. Answer: p = 65.696 (KN/m2)Q7: An open tank contains 5.7 (m) of water covered with 2.8(m) of oil, Yoil = 8 (kN/m3). Find the pressure on the interfaceand at the bottom of the tank.surface of oil1)2.8mOil2v InterfaceWater5.7m3Figure 6Answer: P2=22.4 kN/m2 and P3=78.317 KN/m2Q8: Point No. (1) is 3 (m) above point No. (2) in the liquidshown in Figure 7. If P1 = 70 (KN/m?) and P2 = 90 (KN/m2. Find yand p of the liquid.surface of liquid3mliquidFigure 7

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Q6: The tank shown in Figure 5 containing oil and compressed air Pca = 50 (KN/m2). Find the pressure at the bottom of the tank. Pca=50 (kN/m2) Compresses Air Pca Oil h=2m Goil=0.8 Figure 5 . Answer: p = 65.696 (KN/m2) Q7: An open tank contains 5.7 (m) of water covered with 2.8 (m) of oil, Yoil = 8 (kN/m³). Find the pressure on the interface and at the bottom of the tank. surface of oil (1) Oil 2.8m 2 v Interface Water 5.7m 3 Figure 6 Answer: P2=22.4 kN/m2 and P3=78.317 KN/m?

Q6: The tank shown in Figure 5 containing oil and compressed air Pca = 50 (KN/m2). Find the pressure at the bottom of the tank. Pca=50 (kN/m2) Compresses Air Pca Oil h=2m Goil=0.8 Figure 5 . Answer: p = 65.696 (KN/m2) Q7: An open tank contains 5.7 (m) of water covered with 2.8 (m) of oil, Yoil = 8 (kN/m³). Find the pressure on the interface and at the bottom of the tank. surface of oil (1) Oil 2.8m 2 v Interface Water 5.7m 3 Figure 6 Answer: P2=22.4 kN/m2 and P3=78.317 KN/m?

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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