Q2) A cylindrical tank of (1.5 m) diameter and height (0.75) m has hemispherical dome Fig. The tank contains oil of relative density (0.84). The dome is joined to the cylinder portion by four equally spaced bolts. If the pressure gage at apoint M (O.3 m) above the pace of the tanks reads (50 kpa) determine the force on each * .bolt hemespherical dome oil S2o-84 0-75 50 KRa OT To-3m 50Ka の 1-5m

Q2) A cylindrical tank of (1.5 m) diameter and height (0.75) m has hemispherical dome Fig. The tank contains oil of relative density (0.84). The dome is joined to the cylinder portion by four equally spaced bolts. If the pressure gage at apoint M (O.3 m) above the pace of the tanks reads (50 kpa) determine the force on each * .bolt hemespherical dome oil S2o-84 0-75 50 KRa OT To-3m 50Ka の 1-5m

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