Fluid Mechanics Fundamentals And Applications
Fluid Mechanics Fundamentals And Applications
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ISBN: 9780073380322
Author: Yunus Cengel, John Cimbala
Publisher: MCGRAW-HILL HIGHER EDUCATION
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Chapter 3, Problem 83P
To determine

(a)

The magnitude of resultant force acting on surface AB.

The location of line of action of resultant force.

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Answer to Problem 83P

The magnitude of resultant force acting on surface AB is 699kN.

The location of line of action of resultant force is 4.86m.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The length of the tank is 2.5m, the width of the tank is 8.1m, and the height of the tank is 6m and the specific gravity of oil is 0.88.

Below figure represent the schematic and force acting on the tank.

Fluid Mechanics Fundamentals And Applications, Chapter 3, Problem 83P , additional homework tip  1

        Figure-(1)

Write the expression of pressure acting on the side AB.

   PAB=ρg(s+h2)     ...... (I)

Here, the density of the fluid is ρ, the acceleration due to gravity is g, height of the water in the column is s and the height of the tank is h.

Write the expression of force acting on the side AB.

   FR,AB=PAB×A     ...... (II)

Here, the frontal area is A.

Write the expression of frontal area of the tank.

   A=hw     ...... (III)

Here, the width of the tank is w.

Write the expression of location of resultant force acting on the surface AB.

   yP=yC+Ixx,CyCA     ...... (IV)

Here, the distance from centroid is yC and the moment of inertia about the centroid is Ixx,C.

Write the expression of moment of inertia about the centroid.

  

   Ixx,C=wh312

Write the expression of distance from the centroid of the surface.

   yC=(s+h2)

Substitute (s+h2) for yC and wh312 for Ixx,C in Equation (IV).

   yP=(s+h2)+( w h 3 12)(s+h2)A     ...... (V)

Calculation:

Substitute 1000kg/m3 for ρ, 9.81m/s2 for g, 3.5m for s and 2.5m for h in Equation (I).

   PAB=(1000kg/ m 3)×(9.81m/ s 2)×(( 3.5m)+ ( 2.5m )2)=(1000kg/ m 3)×(9.81m/ s 2)×(4.75m)=(46597.5kg/m s 2)×( 1Pa 1 kg/ m s 2 )×( 1kPa 1000Pa)=46.6kPa

Substitute 2.5m for h and 6m for w in equation (III).

   A=(2.5m)×(6m)=15m2

Substitute 15m2 for A and 46.6kPa for PAB in equation (II).

   FR,AB=(46.6kPa)×(15m2)=(46.6kPa)×(15m2)×( 1000Pa 1kPa)×( 1 kg/ m s 2 1Pa)=(699000kgm/ s 2)×( 1N 1 kgm/ s 2 )×( 1kN 1000N)=699kN

Substitute 3.5m for s, 2.5m for h, 6m for w and 15m2 for A in Equation (V).

   yP=(3.5m+ 2.5m2)+( ( 6m )× ( 2.5m ) 3 12 )( 3.5m+ 2.5m 2 )( 15 m 2 )=(4.75m)+7.81m471.25m3=(4.75m)+(0.1096m)=4.86m

Conclusion:

The magnitude of resultant force acting on surface AB is 699kN.

The location of line of action of resultant force is 4.86m.

To determine

(b)

The pressure acting on surface BD.

Weight of the oil in the tank.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 83P

The pressure acting on surface BD is 58.86kPa.

Weight of the oil in the tank is 1067.01kN.

Explanation of Solution

The below figure represent the pressure acting on the side BD.

Fluid Mechanics Fundamentals And Applications, Chapter 3, Problem 83P , additional homework tip  2

        Figure-(2)

Write the expression of pressure acting on the bottom surface BD.

   PBD=ρg(s+h)     ...... (VI)

Write the expression of force acting on the side AB.

   FR,BD=PBD×ABD     ...... (VII)

Here, the frontal area is A.

Write the expression of bottom surface area of the tank.

   ABD=lw     ...... (VIII)

Here, the length of the tank is l.

Substitute lw for ABD in Equation (VII).

   FR,BD=PBD×lw     ...... (IX)

Write the expression of weight of the tank.

   W=ρoil(Vt+Vc)g     ...... (X)

Here, the density of the oil is ρoil the volume occupied in tank is Vt and the volume occupied in column is Vc.

Write the expression of volume occupied in the tank.

   Vt=lhw

Write the expression of volume occupied in the column.

   Vc=lcsw

Here, the length of column is lc.

Write the expression of density of the oil.

   ρoil=Sg×ρ

Here, the specific gravity of oil is Sg and the density of the water is ρ.

Substitute lcsw for Vc, lhw for Vt and Sg×ρ for ρoil in Equation (X).

   W=(Sg×ρ)(lhw+lcsw)g     ....... (XI)

Calculation:

Substitute 1000kg/m3 for ρ, 9.81m/s2 for g, 3.5m for s and 2.5m for h in Equation (VI).

   PBD=(1000kg/ m 3)×(9.81m/ s 2)×(3.5m+2.5m)=(1000kg/ m 3)×(9.81m/ s 2)×(6m)=(58860kg/m s 2)×( 1Pa 1 kg/ m s 2 )×( 1kPa 1000Pa)=58.86kPa

Substitute 58.86kPa for PBD, 8.1m for l and 6m for w in Equation (IX).

   FR,BD=(58.86kPa)×(8.1m)×(6m)=(58.86kPa)×(8.1m)×(6m)×( 1000Pa 1kPa)×( 1 kg/ m s 2 1Pa)=(2860596kgm/ s 2)×( 1N 1 kgm/ s 2 )×( 1kN 1000N)=2860.6kN

Substitute 1000kg/m3 for ρ, 9.81m/s2, 0.88 for Sg, 8.1m for l, 2.5m for h, 6m for w, 0.1m for lc, 3.5m for s and 6m for w in Equation (XI).

   W=[(1000 kg/ m 3 )×(0.88){ ( 8.1m )×( 2.5m )×( 6m ) +( 0.1m )×( 3.5m )×( 6m )}×(9.81m/ s 2 )]=(8632.8kg/ m 2 s 2)×{(121.5 m 3)+(2.1 m 3)}=(8632.8kg/ m 2 s 2)×(123.6m3)×( 1N 1 kgm/ s 2 )×( 1kN 1000N)=1067.01kN

Conclusion:

The pressure acting on surface BD is 58.86kPa.

Weight of the oil in the tank is 1067.01kN.

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