A tank contains gasoline and glycerine with open piezometer tubes attached as shown. The depths of fluids inside the tank are 2 m for air, 1.5 m for gasoline, 1 m for glycerine. The air pressure measured by the gage is 1.5 kPa. Unit weights are 6670 N/m3 for gasoline and 12360 N/m3 for glycerine. Air Gasoline Glycerine 6.0 Find the height of gasoline in the tube measured from the gasoline-glycerine interface. a.) 1.72 m b.) 1.22 m c.) 0.22 m d.) 2.72 m 7.0 Find the height of glycerine in the tube measured from the air-gasoline interface. a.) 0.93 m b.) 0.43 m c.) 0.57 m d.) 1.93 m e.)

A tank contains gasoline and glycerine with open piezometer tubes attached as shown. The depths of fluids inside the tank are 2 m for air, 1.5 m for gasoline, 1 m for glycerine. The air pressure measured by the gage is 1.5 kPa. Unit weights are 6670 N/m3 for gasoline and 12360 N/m3 for glycerine. Air Gasoline Glycerine 6.0 Find the height of gasoline in the tube measured from the gasoline-glycerine interface. a.) 1.72 m b.) 1.22 m c.) 0.22 m d.) 2.72 m 7.0 Find the height of glycerine in the tube measured from the air-gasoline interface. a.) 0.93 m b.) 0.43 m c.) 0.57 m d.) 1.93 m e.)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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