In the pressurized oil tank (palong the lower horizontal plane (A-C) as shown in the figure. The height and baseof the triangular gate are 8 m and 4 m, respectively. If the oil level in the tank is 10m, calculate:60 kPa gage), a triangular gate ABC is pivoteda) The total hydrostatic force on the gate and the location of the center ofpressure.b) The force at B to just keep the gate closed.60 kPaFOil (SG = 0.9)10 m8 mCateA.CA4 m

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In the pressurized oil tank (p = 60 kPa gage), a triangular gate ABC is pivoted along the lower horizontal plane (A-C) as shown in the figure. The height and of the triangular gate are 8 m and 4 m. respectively. If the oil level in the tank is 10 m, calculate: %3D a) The total hydrostatic force on the gate and the location of the center of pressure. b) The force at B to just keep the gate closed.

In the pressurized oil tank (p = 60 kPa gage), a triangular gate ABC is pivoted along the lower horizontal plane (A-C) as shown in the figure. The height and of the triangular gate are 8 m and 4 m. respectively. If the oil level in the tank is 10 m, calculate: %3D a) The total hydrostatic force on the gate and the location of the center of pressure. b) The force at B to just keep the gate closed.

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