From the figure shown below, the surface tension for a water-glass interface is 0.078N/m, d=15mm 7. Calculate the capillary rise in the tube in mm. d a. 6.3455 mm b. 4.7299 mm c. 2.1203 mm d. 5.3154 mm 8. Determine the total force due tO surface tension in N. h a. 2.90x10-4N b. 3.68x10-3 N C. 1.85×104N d. 4.18x10 3N

From the figure shown below, the surface tension for a water-glass interface is 0.078N/m, d=15mm 7. Calculate the capillary rise in the tube in mm. d a. 6.3455 mm b. 4.7299 mm c. 2.1203 mm d. 5.3154 mm 8. Determine the total force due tO surface tension in N. h a. 2.90x10-4N b. 3.68x10-3 N C. 1.85×104N d. 4.18x10 3N

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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