Situation 9. An orifice (D=100mm) located on a bottom of the cylindrical tank (D=2m, H=10m). Determine the time required for the tank to be emptied under the following conditions: Use Cd = 0.6 28. Tank subjected to pressure of 49.05 kPa A. B. 952 1166 C. 493 D. 687 29. Tank is accelerated to downward at 4.905 m/s^2. A. 1166 B. 952 30. Tank is color blue. A. 1166 B. 952 C. D. C. D. 493 673 493 687

Situation 9. An orifice (D=100mm) located on a bottom of the cylindrical tank (D=2m, H=10m). Determine the time required for the tank to be emptied under the following conditions: Use Cd = 0.6 28. Tank subjected to pressure of 49.05 kPa A. B. 952 1166 C. 493 D. 687 29. Tank is accelerated to downward at 4.905 m/s^2. A. 1166 B. 952 30. Tank is color blue. A. 1166 B. 952 C. D. C. D. 493 673 493 687

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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