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The shaft of the gate shown in Fig. (1) will fail at a moment of 135 kN.m. Determine maximum value of liquid depth 'h'. S.G= 1.05 gate width 1m

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The shaft of the gate shown in Fig. (1) will fail at a moment of 135 kN.m.
Determine maximum value of liquid depth 'h'..
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S.G= 1.05
gate width 1m

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