Please help thermodynamics questions ictions:Must use the problem solving methodology.All energy and work equations must have complete energy diagrams and they must agree.Show all unit cancellations.Please do not put more than one problem on a page.ts.) 1) A long, small diameter tube is shown below. The top end of the tube is closed. The bottomend is open and immersed in a pool of liquid mercury. The free surface of the mercury poolis exposed to atmospheric pressure, Patm=1 atm. The tube is filled with a column of oil anda column of water. A volume of gas is trapped at the top of the tube. The distance from themercury free surface to the oil-water interface is LI = 20 in. The distance from the oil-waterinterface to the water-gas interface is L2= 10 in. The density of waterPHg are 62.3 lbm ft', 57 lbm/ft, and 847 lbm/ft', respectively. Determine the gas pressurein the units given below:oil po, and mercurya) absolute pressure [psia] and [kPa (abs)]b) vacuum pressure [psi (vac)], andc) gage pressure [psig].gaswaterL 10 inP.atmoil-20 inmercury ictions:Must use the problem solving methodology.All energy and work equations must have complete energy diagrams and they must agree.Show all unit cancellations.Please do not put more than one problem on a page.ts.) 1) A long, small diameter tube is shown below. The top end of the tube is closed. The bottomend is open and immersed in a pool of liquid mercury. The free surface of the mercury poolis exposed to atmospheric pressure, Patm=1 atm. The tube is filled with a column of oil anda column of water. A volume of gas is trapped at the top of the tube. The distance from themercury free surface to the oil-water interface is LI = 20 in. The distance from the oil-waterinterface to the water-gas interface is L2= 10 in. The density of waterPHg are 62.3 lbm ft', 57 lbm/ft, and 847 lbm/ft', respectively. Determine the gas pressurein the units given below:oilPo,and mercurya) absolute pressure [psia] and [kPa (abs)]b) vacuum pressure [psi (vac)], andc) gage pressure [psig].gaswaterL-10 inP.atmoil-20 inmercury

The data given is Atmospheric pressure, Patm= 1 atm = 101325 N/m2 = 14.7 psi L1 = 20 in. = 0.508 L2…

) A long, small diameter tube is shown below. The top end of the tube is closed. The bottom end is open and immersed in a pool of liquid mercury. The free surface of the mercury pool is exposed to atmospheric pressure, Patm =1 atm. The tube is filled with a column of oil and a column of water. A volume of gas is trapped at the top of the tube. The distance from the mercury free surface to the oil-water interface is LI = 20 in. The distance from the oil-water interface to the water-gas interface is L2= 10 in. The density of water pu, oil po, PHg are 62.3 lbm /ft', 57 lbm ft', and 847 lbm/ft', respectively. Determine the gas pressure in the units given below: and mercury a) absolute b) vacuum pressure [psi (vac)], and c) gage pressure [psig]. pressure [psia] and [kPa (abs)]

) A long, small diameter tube is shown below. The top end of the tube is closed. The bottom end is open and immersed in a pool of liquid mercury. The free surface of the mercury pool is exposed to atmospheric pressure, Patm =1 atm. The tube is filled with a column of oil and a column of water. A volume of gas is trapped at the top of the tube. The distance from the mercury free surface to the oil-water interface is LI = 20 in. The distance from the oil-water interface to the water-gas interface is L2= 10 in. The density of water pu, oil po, PHg are 62.3 lbm /ft', 57 lbm ft', and 847 lbm/ft', respectively. Determine the gas pressure in the units given below: and mercury a) absolute b) vacuum pressure [psi (vac)], and c) gage pressure [psig]. pressure [psia] and [kPa (abs)]

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