1 The relative density of a fluid is 1.26 and its dynamic viscosity is 1.50 Pa.s. Calculate its (i) specific weight and (ii) kinematic viscosity. 3 (Ans. y= 12.336 kN/m², v = 1.193 × 10-³ m²/s) 2 From a table of properties of liquids it was found that, at 20°C, carbon tetrachloride has a dynamic viscosity of 9.67 × 10* Pa.s and a kinematic viscosity of 6.08 × 10-7 m²/s. Calculate its (i) relative density and (ii) specific weight. (Ans. RD = 1.5936, y= 15.602 kN/m³)

1 The relative density of a fluid is 1.26 and its dynamic viscosity is 1.50 Pa.s. Calculate its (i) specific weight and (ii) kinematic viscosity. 3 (Ans. y= 12.336 kN/m², v = 1.193 × 10-³ m²/s) 2 From a table of properties of liquids it was found that, at 20°C, carbon tetrachloride has a dynamic viscosity of 9.67 × 10* Pa.s and a kinematic viscosity of 6.08 × 10-7 m²/s. Calculate its (i) relative density and (ii) specific weight. (Ans. RD = 1.5936, y= 15.602 kN/m³)

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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