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p = gh
(Pa) (kg/m3)(m/s2)(m)
= 1030*9.81*10911
= 1.1025E8 Pa
= 1.1025E5 kPa
= 1.1025 E2 MPa Exponent
= 110 MPa E8 = x108
p = F/A
A = Pi*0.43^2/4 = 0.14522 m2
F = pA = 1.1025E8* 0.14522
= 1.60105E7 N
= 1.60105E4 kN
= 1.60105E4/9.81
= 1,632.05912 tonnes
Atmospheric…
A = Pi*0.43^2/4 = 0.14522 m2
F = pA = 101325* 0.14522
= 14714.4165 N
= 14.7 kN
= 14.7/9.81 = 1.4985 tonnes
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Tuesday, 9 August 2011
7:00 PM
p = gh
101000 = 13534*9.81*h
h = 101000 / (13534*9.81) =
= 0.7607 m
VACUUM CHAMBER:
Area = 0.545^2 = 0.297 m2
Pressure = 717 mmHg
= 95592.14 Pascals (from CONVERT)
F = pA
= 95592.14 *0.297
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= 95592.14 *0.297
= 28390.8 N
= 28.3908 kN
= 28.3908/9.81 = 2.894 tonnes !
Differential Manometer
(Ex: p223)
h = 226mm
manometer fluid = mercury
pipe fluid = water
Datum at X-X:
p1 + wgz = p2 + wg(z-h) + hggh
p1 + wgz = p2 + wgz - wgh + hggh
p1 = p2 - wgh + hggh
p1 - p2 = hggh - wgh
= 13600*9.81*0.226 - 1000*9.81*0.226
= 27934.956 Pa (27.93 kPa)
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Pressure Experiments
Tuesday, 24 July 2012
8:34 PM
Each glass panel is the same size. Which one has the highest force?
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Forces on Surfaces 1
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
8:26 PM
p = F/A. p = gh
VERTICAL WALL:
1. Calculate average pressure (at half depth = h/2)
2. Convert into force by F = pA
3. Apply that force at centre of pressure (depth = 2h/3)
F=pA
p = gh = 1320 * 9.81* 2.2 = 28488.24 Pa
F = pA = 28488.24 * (3.5 * 2.6) = 259242.984 N
This is total force on base..
Check…(Find Weight):
Volume = 3.5*2.6*2.2 = 20.02 m3
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Volume = 3.5*2.6*2.2 = 20.02 m3
Density = mass/volume
Mass = density * volume = 1320*20.02 = 26426.4 kg
Weight = mass*gravity = 26426.4*9.81 = 259242.984 N
p = gh+p1
= 900 * 9.81* (0.76*4.2) + 14000
= 42182.168 Pa
F = pA = 42182.168 * Pi * 2.2^2
= 641393 N
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Forces on Surfaces 2
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
8:55 PM
Take moment at A
you can do this
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Pressure on a submerged surface
Tuesday, 23 July 2013
8:21 PM
Circular:
y = d2 / 16h
y = distance from centroid of area to centre of pressure
d = diameter of circular planar surface
h = depth of centroid of area
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Buoyancy
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
9:09 PM
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