The tank shown in Figure a is accelerated tothe right. Calculate the acceleration azneeded to cause the free surface, shown inaxm/s?PBkPaFigure b, to touch point A. Also find Pg andthe total force acting on the bottom of thetank if the tank width is 1m.FkNSmall air hole -0.2 mAirAiraxag1mWaterWater2 m2 mBBA(a)(b)

1. The angle can be found out by equating the volume of air before and after accelerating:…

The tank shown in Figure a is accelerated to the right. Calculate the acceleration a, needed to cause the free surface, shown in Figure b, to touch point A. Also find Pg and the total force acting on the bottom of the tank if the tank width is 1m. ax m/s? PB kPa F kN Small air hole 0.2 m Air Air ay ag 1 m Water Water 2 m 2 m B В (a) (b)

The tank shown in Figure a is accelerated to the right. Calculate the acceleration a, needed to cause the free surface, shown in Figure b, to touch point A. Also find Pg and the total force acting on the bottom of the tank if the tank width is 1m. ax m/s? PB kPa F kN Small air hole 0.2 m Air Air ay ag 1 m Water Water 2 m 2 m B В (a) (b)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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