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    1) A rectangular tank is moving horizontally with an acceleration of 4.8 m/s^2. The tank is 7m long and 1.5m deep. The maximum pressure at the bottom is 3.15 N/cm^2. 2) A rectangular tank is moving horizontally with an acceleration of 4.5 m/s^2. The tank is 7m long, 3m wide, and 2.5m deep. The total force on the higher pressure end is 1.07 MN. 3) A stationary tank containing water to a depth of 650 mm has a force of 1709.9 N exerted on the side by the fluid which has a specific gravity of 0.55

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    1) A rectangular tank is moving horizontally with an acceleration of 4.8 m/s^2. The tank is 7m long and 1.5m deep. The maximum pressure at the bottom is 3.15 N/cm^2. 2) A rectangular tank is moving horizontally with an acceleration of 4.5 m/s^2. The tank is 7m long, 3m wide, and 2.5m deep. The total force on the higher pressure end is 1.07 MN. 3) A stationary tank containing water to a depth of 650 mm has a force of 1709.9 N exerted on the side by the fluid which has a specific gravity of 0.55

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    1) A rectangular tank is moving horizontally with an acceleration of 4.8 m/s^2. The tank is 7m long and 1.5m deep. The maximum pressure at the bottom is 3.15 N/cm^2. 2) A rectangular tank is moving horizontally with an acceleration of 4.5 m/s^2. The tank is 7m long, 3m wide, and 2.5m deep. The total force on the higher pressure end is 1.07 MN. 3) A stationary tank containing water to a depth of 650 mm has a force of 1709.9 N exerted on the side by the fluid which has a specific gravity of 0.55

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    1) A rectangular tank is moving horizontally with an acceleration of 4.8 m/s^2. The tank is 7m long and 1.5m deep. The maximum pressure at the bottom is 3.15 N/cm^2. 2) A rectangular tank is moving horizontally with an acceleration of 4.5 m/s^2. The tank is 7m long, 3m wide, and 2.5m deep. The total force on the higher pressure end is 1.07 MN. 3) A stationary tank containing water to a depth of 650 mm has a force of 1709.9 N exerted on the side by the fluid which has a specific gravity of 0.55

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    1) A rectangular tank is moving horizontally in the direction of its length with a

    constant acceleration of 4.8 m/s2. The size of the tank is 7 m, and the depth is
    1.5 m. If the tank is open at the top, then calculate the maximum pressure
    intensity at the bottom.

    3.15 N/cm2
    6.3 N/cm2
    1.6 N/cm2
    12.6 N/cm2
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    Answer: A [ 3.15 N/cm2 ]

    Description:

    tanθ=a/g

    tanθ=4.8/9.8

    θ=26.07⁰

    h= d+(L/2)tanθ

    = 1.5+3.5tan26.07

    = 3.21 m

    p=ρ*g*h

    =3.15 N/cm2.

    2) A rectangular tank is moving horizontally in the direction of its length with a


    constant acceleration of 4.5 m/s2.The tank's size, width, and depth are 7 m, 3m,
    2.5m, respectively. If the tank is open at the top, then calculate the total force
    due to water acting on the tank's higher pressure end.

    2.14 MN
    1.07 MN
    1.07 MN
    4.28 MN
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    Answer: B [ 1.07 MN ]

    Description:

    tanθ=a/g

    tanθ=4.5/9.8

    θ=24.64⁰

    h= d+(L/2)tanθ

    = 2.5+3.5tan24.64

    = 4.1 m

    F=wAĥ

    =9810*2.68*4.1
    = 1.07 MN.

    3) A tank containing water upto a depth of 650 mm is stationary. Find the force
    exerted by the fluid of specific gravity .55 on the side of the tank. The width of
    the tank is 1.5m

    3419.4N
    1709.9 N
    1367.75 N
    6838.8 N
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    Answer: B [ 1709.9 N ]

    Description:

    p=ρ*g*h

    =550*9.81*0.65

    =3507 N/m2

    F=wAĥ

    = 0.5*0.65*3507*1.5

    = 1709.7N.

    4) If the tank is moving vertically, which of its component is subjected to maximum


    total pressure?

    The higher part of vertical walls


    The lower part of vertical walls
    Base
    None of the above
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    Answer: C [ Base ]

    Description: Base bores the direct pressure

    5) In a stationary fluid, how does the local pressure of the liquid vary?

    In the horizontal direction, only


    With depth only
    Neither with depth nor along the horizontal direction
    Both with depth and along the horizontal direction
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    Answer: B [With depth only]

    Description: According to Pascal's law, a fluid's local pressure is the same in all
    directions. Hence, the pressure won't vary along the x and y-direction. The local
    pressure will increase with an increase in depth due to the water column's extra
    weight above that point.

    6) Which of the following cannot be the value of a fluid's absolute pressure at any
    point?
    1.013 bar
    0
    200 bar
    - 1 bar
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    Answer: D [ - 1 bar ]

    Description: Absolute zero pressure is the reference used for the measurement of
    absolute pressure. Absolute zero pressure is possible (theoretically). Hence, 0 and
    positive values are possible, but a negative value is impossible

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