Question 1 : Answer question A and B A- If the pressure potential is zero and it is 20-20 cm, find the distance between the slip surface up to a height in mercury manometers (ZM). B- If a tensometer with a vacuum counter is used from zero to 100, and the meter reading is 34, and the distance between the counter to the center of the ceramic part is 100 cm, calculate the tension.

Question 1 : Answer question A and B A- If the pressure potential is zero and it is 20-20 cm, find the distance between the slip surface up to a height in mercury manometers (ZM). B- If a tensometer with a vacuum counter is used from zero to 100, and the meter reading is 34, and the distance between the counter to the center of the ceramic part is 100 cm, calculate the tension.

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter10: Force And Force-related Variables In Engineering

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