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    1. This document provides instructions for an assignment on fluid mechanics with 10 questions. Students are asked to submit handwritten answers by June 27th, 2014 before 5pm. 2. The questions involve calculating pressure differences in pipes and pipelines using manometers, finding the maximum water depth that can be supported by a hinged gate, determining the location and force on a gate that opens automatically at a certain water depth, calculating tension in a cable holding a gate, determining pressure differences and gauge pressure using a multi-fluid container, and calculating parameters from a pressure difference between tanks connected by an inclined manometer.

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    1. This document provides instructions for an assignment on fluid mechanics with 10 questions. Students are asked to submit handwritten answers by June 27th, 2014 before 5pm. 2. The questions involve calculating pressure differences in pipes and pipelines using manometers, finding the maximum water depth that can be supported by a hinged gate, determining the location and force on a gate that opens automatically at a certain water depth, calculating tension in a cable holding a gate, determining pressure differences and gauge pressure using a multi-fluid container, and calculating parameters from a pressure difference between tanks connected by an inclined manometer.

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    1. This document provides instructions for an assignment on fluid mechanics with 10 questions. Students are asked to submit handwritten answers by June 27th, 2014 before 5pm. 2. The questions involve calculating pressure differences in pipes and pipelines using manometers, finding the maximum water depth that can be supported by a hinged gate, determining the location and force on a gate that opens automatically at a certain water depth, calculating tension in a cable holding a gate, determining pressure differences and gauge pressure using a multi-fluid container, and calculating parameters from a pressure difference between tanks connected by an inclined manometer.

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    MCB 2013: FLUID MECHANICS - I

    ASSIGNMENT-II
    Note:-
    Last date of submission 27
    th
    June 2014 before 5pm
    Below each uestion hand written answers are accepted
    !"1 #ind the pressure difference between pipes $ and B
    !"2 #or the manometer as shown in the fi%ure all the fluids are at 20
    o
    &" 'f (
    B
    -(
    $

    ) *7+pa determine the hei%ht ,

    !"- #ind the pressure difference between the two pipelines as shown in the
    fi%ure
    !"4 #ind the pressure difference between the two pipelines as shown in the
    fi%ure
    !"5 $ --m-wide. /-m-hi%h rectan%ular %ate is located at the end of a rectan%ular
    passa%e that is connected to a lar%e open tan0 filled with water as shown
    in #i%ure" 1he %ate is hin%ed at its bottom and held closed b2 a hori3ontal
    force. #
    ,.
    located at the centre of the %ate" 1he ma4imum 5alue for #, is
    -500+N 6a7 8etermine the ma4imum water depth. h. abo5e the centre of the
    %ate that can e4ist without the %ate openin%" 6b7 's the answer the same if
    the %ate is hin%ed at the top9 :4plain 2our answer"
    !"; $ rectan%ular %ate that is 2 m wide is located in the 5ertical wall of a tan0
    containin% water as shown in #i%" (2"72" 't is desired to ha5e the %ate open
    automaticall2 when the depth of water abo5e the top of the %ate reaches 10
    m" 6a7 $t what distance. d. should the frictionless hori3ontal shaft be
    located9 6b7 <hat is the ma%nitude of the force on the %ate when it opens9
    !"7 $ homo%eneous. 1"2m wide. *"; m lon% rectan%ular %ate wei%hin% -"; +N is
    held in place b2 a hori3ontal fle4ible cable as shown in #i%ure" <ater acts
    a%ainst the %ate which is hin%ed at point A. #riction in the hin%e is
    ne%li%ible" 8etermine the tension in the cable"


    !"/ 8etermine pressure difference between two pipelines $ and B
    !"* $ multi-fluid container is connected to a =-tube" #or the %i5en specific
    %ra5ities and fluid column hei%hts. #ind the %a%e pressure at $
    !"10 1wo water tan0s are connected to each other throu%h a mercur2
    manometer with inclined tubes" 1he pressure difference between the two
    tan0s (
    $
    > (
    B
    )-20+N?m
    2
    . #ind the parameters a and @

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