(2) The vane/cart assembly of mass M shown below is driven by a water jet. The stationary nozzle of the jet has area A, the water has density p and the jet velocity relative to the nozzle is V. The cart velocity is U. Determine an expression for the cart acceleration and the vertical force of the ground on the vane/cart assembly. Neglect an friction between the cart and the ground and your answers should be in terms of known parameters (M, A, p, V, 0,g ) and U. Neglect the inertia of the water jet relative to the cart. IP A U

(2) The vane/cart assembly of mass M shown below is driven by a water jet. The stationary nozzle of the jet has area A, the water has density p and the jet velocity relative to the nozzle is V. The cart velocity is U. Determine an expression for the cart acceleration and the vertical force of the ground on the vane/cart assembly. Neglect an friction between the cart and the ground and your answers should be in terms of known parameters (M, A, p, V, 0,g ) and U. Neglect the inertia of the water jet relative to the cart. IP A U

Structural Analysis

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ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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