Oil, with S.G.= 0. 6, flows on a pipe, with center m as shown in Figure 4. Attached on this pipe is a piezometer at point A and tubes for open type manometers at both points B and C. At the end of the tube attached to point B is a fluid, called Fluid Y, which has a height hz and a specific gravity of S.G. = 1.497. At the end of the tube attached to point C is a fluid, called Fluid X, which has a height h, and a specific gravity of S.G. 13.6. How much greater is the height of fluid Y than that of fluid X? Express this relationship in percent (%). 人F Y h2 A m

Oil, with S.G.= 0. 6, flows on a pipe, with center m as shown in Figure 4. Attached on this pipe is a piezometer at point A and tubes for open type manometers at both points B and C. At the end of the tube attached to point B is a fluid, called Fluid Y, which has a height hz and a specific gravity of S.G. = 1.497. At the end of the tube attached to point C is a fluid, called Fluid X, which has a height h, and a specific gravity of S.G. 13.6. How much greater is the height of fluid Y than that of fluid X? Express this relationship in percent (%). 人F Y h2 A m

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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