Qi/ 1- Find the value of h in the piezometer shown in Figure No. (1). 2- Find the value of pressure at the center of water layer. Q:/Gage A shown in Figure No (2) reads 4 (Bar). Find the reading of Gage B. If the value of PA is not equal to the value of PB. Mention the REASON. Q3/ The curved hard submerged surface ab shown in Figure No. (3). 1- Find the value of pressure at each of the points a, b, c and d. 2-Draw the pressure distribution diagram on the horizontal submerged surface ca. Mention what is its SHAPE. Q/In Figure No. (4) the value of pressure of compressed air pA in pipe No.(1) is 3.8 (Bar). Find the value of pressure of water pPB in pipe No. (2). 1m P.=150 (KN/m²) compressed air 0.5 m P.=30(KN/m2) Oil water G oil =0.82 3.6m PA Pe piezometer 1.2m Mercury 2m Water A B Fig.(2) Fig (1) 米

Qi/ 1- Find the value of h in the piezometer shown in Figure No. (1). 2- Find the value of pressure at the center of water layer. Q:/Gage A shown in Figure No (2) reads 4 (Bar). Find the reading of Gage B. If the value of PA is not equal to the value of PB. Mention the REASON. Q3/ The curved hard submerged surface ab shown in Figure No. (3). 1- Find the value of pressure at each of the points a, b, c and d. 2-Draw the pressure distribution diagram on the horizontal submerged surface ca. Mention what is its SHAPE. Q/In Figure No. (4) the value of pressure of compressed air pA in pipe No.(1) is 3.8 (Bar). Find the value of pressure of water pPB in pipe No. (2). 1m P.=150 (KN/m²) compressed air 0.5 m P.=30(KN/m2) Oil water G oil =0.82 3.6m PA Pe piezometer 1.2m Mercury 2m Water A B Fig.(2) Fig (1) 米

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1P

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