Connect Access for Fluid Mechanics
Connect Access for Fluid Mechanics
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ISBN: 9781259877759
Author: Yunus A. Cengel Dr.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 3, Problem 87P

Find the force applied by support BC to the gate AB. The width of the gate and support is 3 m and the weight of the gate is 1500N.

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The force applied by support BC to the gate AB.

Answer to Problem 87P

The force applied by support BC to the gate AB is 57770.45N.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

The width of the gate is 3m, the weight of the gate is 1000N, the density of the water is 1000kg/m3.

Write the expression of force applied by the water on the gate.

  FW=ρgAh¯...... (I)

Here, the density of the water is ρ, the acceleration due to gravity is g, the area of the gate immersed in the water is A and the depth of centre of gravity of the immersed area from free surface of water is h¯.

Write the expression for depth of centre of gravity of the immersed area from free surface of water.

  h¯=h2...... (II)

Here, the width of the gate is h.

Write the expression for area of the gate immersed in the water.

  A=AD×h...... (III)

Here, the AD is the distance from A to D.

The below figure shows the forces acting on the gate.

  Connect Access for Fluid Mechanics, Chapter 3, Problem 87P , additional homework tip  1

Figure-(1)

The below figures shows the triangle ADE.

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Figure-(2)

Write the expression for the length AD.

  cosθ=AEADAD=AEcosθ...... (IV)

Write the expression for distance of centre of pressure from free surface of liquid.

  h=IGsin2θAh¯+h¯...... (V)

Here, the moment of inertia of area about an axis passing through centre of gravity of the area and parallel to the free surface of liquid is IG.

Write the expression for moment of inertia.

  IG=h×( AD)312...... (VI)

Write the expression for cosine rule in the triangle ABC.

  (BC)2=(AC)2+(AB)22(AB)(AC)cosα...... (VII)

Write the expression for sinβ in triangle ABC.

  sinβ=BMBC...... (VIII)

The figure below shows the triangle ABC.

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Figure-(3)

Write the expression for the angle ABC.

  ABC=180(β+α)...... (IX)

The below figure shows the moment about point A.

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Figure-(4)

Write the expression for taking moment of all forces about point A.

  MA=0Fsin(ABC)×AB(W×OA)FW×AH=0...... (X)

The below figure shows the triangle AHG.

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Figure-(5)

Write the expression for sinα in triangle AHG.

  sinα=HGAHAH=HGsinα...... (XI)

The below figure shows the triangle AOQ.

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Figure-(6)

Write the expression for cosα in triangle AOQ.

  cosα=OAAQOA=AQcosα...... (XII)

Calculation:

Substitute 3m for h in Equation (II).

  h¯=3m2=1.5m

Substitute 3m for AE in Equation (IV).

  AD=3mcos40°=3.916m

Substitute 3.916m for AD and 3m for h in Equation (III).

  A=3.916m×3m=11.748m211.75m2

Substitute 11.75m2 for A

  1.5m for h¯

  9.81m/s2 for g and 1000kg/m3 in Equation (I).

  FW=1000kg/m3×9.81m/s2×11.75m×1.5m=9810kg/( ms)2×17.625m2=172901.25N

Substitute 3m for h and 3.916m for AD in Equation (VI).

  IG=3m× ( 3.916m )312=180.156m412=15.013m4

Substitute 15.013m4 for IG, 50° for θ

  11.75m2 for A and 1.5m for h¯ in Equation (V).

  h=( 15.013 m 4 × sin 2 50°)( 11.75 m 2 ×1.5m)+1.5m=8.81m417.625m3+1.5m=1.999858m2m

Substitute 4m for AC, 5m for AB and 50° for α in Equation (VII).

  (BC)2=(4m)2+(5m)22×(5m)×(4m)cos50°=41m225.7115m2=15.289m2=3.91m

Substitute 3.83m for BM and 3.91m for BC in Equation (VIII).

  sinβ=3.83m3.91msinβ=0.97953β=sin1(0.97953)=78.389°

Substitute 78.389° for β and 50° for α in Equation (IX).

  ABC=180°(78.389°+1850°)=180°128.389°=51.61°

Substitute 1m for HG and 50° for α in Equation (XI).

  AH=1msin50°AH=1.3m

Substitute 2.5m for AQ and 50° for α in Equation (XII).

  OA=2.5m×cos50°2.5m×0.642=1.6m

Substitute 5m for AB, 1000N for W, 1.6m for OA

  172901.25N for FW and 1.3m for AH in Equation (X).

  Fsin(51.6°)×5m(1000N×1.6m)(172901.25N×1.3m)=0Fsin(51.6°)×5m=226371.625NmFsin(51.6°)=45274.325NF=57770.45N

Conclusion:

The force applied by support BC to the gate AB is 57770.45N.

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