Q1.A trapezoid-shaped tank used to supply potable water to a small area which includes 8 villas (Figure 1).The tank bottom base is 3 m, while the top base is 5 m. The tank is partially submerged vertically in waterso that the top is 1 m above the surface and the bottom is 3 m below the surface. Determine the totalforce exerted on the trapezoidal wall by the water.Vertical Pipe line from overhear tankMain distribution lineh overhead tankSecondary distribution lineVillaVillaVillaHValveVillaG.L.VenturimeterVillaVillaVillaJunctionFigure 1. Water Supply and Distribution System Design a storm water collection system with open channel for the discharge of rainwater from the area inFigure 1. The channel should be trapezoidal in shape, lining with riprap to resist erosion by channel water.Assume the maximum flow rate is 2.5 m/s. Determine the water velocity in the channel, the area anddimensions, and the longitudinal slop.Vertical Pipe line from overhear tankMain distribution lineh Overhead tankSecondary distribution lineHValveVillaVillaVillaG.L.VenturimeterVillaVillaVillaVillaJunctionFigure 1. Water Supply and Distribution System

Q.1) The total force exerted on the wall of the trapezoidal tank can be calculated by the formula…

A trapezoid-shaped tank used to supply potable water to a small area which includes 8 villas (Figure 1). The tank bottom base is 3 m, while the top base is 5 m. The tank is partially submerged vertically in water so that the top is 1 m above the surface and the bottom is 3 m below the surface. Determine the total force exerted on the trapezoidal wall by the water.

A trapezoid-shaped tank used to supply potable water to a small area which includes 8 villas (Figure 1). The tank bottom base is 3 m, while the top base is 5 m. The tank is partially submerged vertically in water so that the top is 1 m above the surface and the bottom is 3 m below the surface. Determine the total force exerted on the trapezoidal wall by the water.

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