(2) •Q1. Water, assumed frictionless, flows from alarge tank and exits through a vertical,constant diameter pipe. The air in the tank ispressurized to 50 kNlm?. Determine:a) The height, h, to which the water rises to(3)Pipeexit50 kN/mhb) The water velocity in thepipe .c) The pressure in the horizontal part of thepipe is .Air.m/s.4m(0)kNlm?.2mWater(1)

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Q1. Water, assumed frictionless, flows from a large tank and exits through a vertical, constant diameter pipe. The air in the tank is (3) pressurized to 50 kNIm. Determine: Pipe exit a) The height, h, to which the water rises to 50 kN/m . .m h b) The water velocity in the pipe. . c) The pressure in the horizontal part of the pipe is . ..m/s. 4m Air (0) . kNIm. 2m Water (1)

Q1. Water, assumed frictionless, flows from a large tank and exits through a vertical, constant diameter pipe. The air in the tank is (3) pressurized to 50 kNIm. Determine: Pipe exit a) The height, h, to which the water rises to 50 kN/m . .m h b) The water velocity in the pipe. . c) The pressure in the horizontal part of the pipe is . ..m/s. 4m Air (0) . kNIm. 2m Water (1)

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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