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Assignment2_Sol (1) Cheme

Chapter 2 provides solutions to various end-of-chapter problems related to ideal gas behavior and force balance on liquid columns. It includes calculations for pressure differences, density ratios, and specific heights in fluid mechanics scenarios. The chapter emphasizes the application of fundamental principles in solving practical engineering problems.

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Assignment2_Sol (1) Cheme

Chapter 2 provides solutions to various end-of-chapter problems related to ideal gas behavior and force balance on liquid columns. It includes calculations for pressure differences, density ratios, and specific heights in fluid mechanics scenarios. The chapter emphasizes the application of fundamental principles in solving practical engineering problems.

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Chapter 2 End of Chapter Problem Solutions

2.1
Assume Ideal Gas Behavior

= =

For T = a + by

= 530 - 24 y/n

ln = ln

With P = 10.6 PSIA, Po = 30.1 in Hg

h = 9192 ft.

2.4

= = o

= 1-

ln(1- ) = 300,000 ln(1-0.0462) = 14190 Psi

Density Ratio:

= = 1.0484

so P= 1.0484
2.11

Force Balance on Liquid Column: A=Area of Tube

-3A + 14.7A – ghA = 0

h= = 26.6 in.

2.12

B
D
C

PA=PB- o g(10 ft.)

PC=PB+ w g(5 ft.)

PD=PC- Hg g(1 ft.)

PA-PD= Hg g(1)- w g(5)- o g(10)

PA-PAtm= w g(13.6 x1-5-0.8 x 10 x 1) = 37.4 LBf/ft2


2.13

P3=PA-d1g w= PB+( Hg g)x(d3+d4sin45)

PA-PB =

= 245 LBf/ft2= 1.70 Psi

2.14

P3 = PA - wgd1

P3= PB - wg(d1+d2+d3) + Hg gd2

Equating:
PA-PB= Hg gd2- wg(d2+d3) = wg[(13.6)(1/12)-7.3/12] = 32.8 LBf/ft2 = 0.227 Psi
2.15

I II

PI=PA+ wg(10”)

PII=PB+ wg(4’’)+ Hg g(10”)

PI=PII

PA-PB = wg[-6+13.6(10)] = 56.3 psi

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