Asked by nick
tank of water with L=6m, W=3m, H=4m.
1) Find the force on the bottom of the tank from water. (ignore atmosphere pressure).
2) If the door to the tank is 1.5m by 1.5m and it is 2.25m (center bottom)from the edge of the tank, what is the force on the door and the position of force from bottom of tank.
Please help me solve these questions!
1) Find the force on the bottom of the tank from water. (ignore atmosphere pressure).
2) If the door to the tank is 1.5m by 1.5m and it is 2.25m (center bottom)from the edge of the tank, what is the force on the door and the position of force from bottom of tank.
Please help me solve these questions!
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
wouldn't the force on the bottom equal the weight of the water?
WEight=volume*density*g
Now figure the pressure at the bottom: Pressure= weight/areabottom
Force on door= pressure*areadoor
WEight=volume*density*g
Now figure the pressure at the bottom: Pressure= weight/areabottom
Force on door= pressure*areadoor
Answered by
nick
I though about the volume, this is what I have: F=72m^3x1000Km^3x9.8= 705600 KN/m^3
or 705.6 N/m^3. Is this right or no need to consider gravity?
or 705.6 N/m^3. Is this right or no need to consider gravity?
Answered by
bobpursley
weight is volume*density*g
g is 9.8N/kg density is kg/m^3
g is 9.8N/kg density is kg/m^3
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