Problem 9: Castor oil (SG = 0.96) A tank whose bottom is 18 inches x 18 inches is filled with 2 in. three liquid as shown: 12 inches of carbon tetrachloride water 4 in. (SG=1.59), 4 inches of water and 2 inches of (SG=0.96). Compute the total hydrostatic psi) acting at the bottom of the tank. castor oil Carbon tetrachloride pressure (in 12 in. (SG = 1.59)

Problem 9: Castor oil (SG = 0.96) A tank whose bottom is 18 inches x 18 inches is filled with 2 in. three liquid as shown: 12 inches of carbon tetrachloride water 4 in. (SG=1.59), 4 inches of water and 2 inches of (SG=0.96). Compute the total hydrostatic psi) acting at the bottom of the tank. castor oil Carbon tetrachloride pressure (in 12 in. (SG = 1.59)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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