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The document contains a series of engineering problems related to fluid mechanics and pressure calculations. It includes scenarios involving barometric pressure, pressure heads in tubes, specific gravity of fluids, and pressure differentials in pipes. Each problem requires calculations based on given parameters and fluid properties.

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FELDAN MARC C.

DANIEL BSCE - 3 CE311B MARCH 7,2025


FELDAN MARC C. DANIEL BSCE - 3 CE311B MARCH 7,2025
FELDAN MARC C. DANIEL BSCE - 3 CE311B MARCH 7,2025
FELDAN MARC C. DANIEL BSCE - 3 CE311B MARCH 7,2025
FELDAN MARC C. DANIEL BSCE - 3 CE311B MARCH 7,2025
FELDAN MARC C. DANIEL BSCE - 3 CE311B MARCH 7,2025
FELDAN MARC C. DANIEL BSCE - 3 CE311B MARCH 7,2025
FELDAN MARC C. DANIEL BSCE - 3 CE311B MARCH 7,2025
FELDAN MARC C. DANIEL BSCE - 3 CE311B MARCH 7,2025

PROBLEM 2 - 46
A WEATHER REPORT INDICATES THE BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
IS 28.54 INCHES OF MERCURY. WHAT IS THE ATMOSPHERIC
PRESSURE IN POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH?

PROBLEM 2 - 47
THE TUBE SHOWN IS FILLED WITH OIL. DETERMINE THE
PRESSURE HEADS AT B AND C IN METERS OF WATER.
PROBLEM 2 - 48
FOR THE TANK SHOWN IN THE FIGURE, COMPUTE THE
PRESSURE AT POINTS B, C, D, AND E IN KPA. NEGLECT THE
UNIT WEIGHT OF AIR.

PROBLEM 2 - 49
A GLASS U-TUBE OPEN TO THE ATMOSPHERE AT BOTH ENDS IS
SHOWN. IF THE U-TUBE CONTAINS OIL AND WATER,DETERMINE
THE SPECIFIC GRAVITY OF THE OIL.
PROBLEM 2 - 50
A GLASS 12 CM TALL FILLED WITH WATER IS INVERTED. THE
BOTTOM IS OPEN. WHAT IS THE PRESSURE AT THE CLOSED
END? BAROMETRIC PRESSURE IS 101.325 KPA.

PROBLEM 2 - 51
IN FIGURE 13, IN WHICH FLUID WILL A PRESSURE OF 700 KPA
FIRST BE ACHIEVED?
PROBLEM 2 - 52
A CYLINDRICAL TANK CONTAINS WATER AT A HEIGHT OF 55
MM, AS SHOWN. INSIDE IS A SMALL OPEN CYLINDRICAL TANK
CONTAINING CLEANING FLUID (S.G. = 0.8) AT A HEIGHT H. THE
PRESSURE PB = 13.4 KPA GAGE AND PC = 13.42 KPA GAGE.
ASSUME THE CLEANING FLUID IS PREVENTED FROM MOVING
TO THE TOP OF THE TANK. USE UNIT WEIGHT OF WATER = 9.79
KN/M. (A) DETERMINE THE PRESSURE PA IN KPA, (B) THE VALUE
OF H IN MM, AND (C) THE VALUE OF Y IN MILLIMETERS.
PROBLEM 2 - 53
A DIFFERENTIAL MANOMETER SHOWN IS MEASURING THE
DIFFERENCE IN PRESSURE TWO WATER PIPES. THE INDICATING
LIQUID IS MERCURY (SPECIFIC GRAVITY = 13.6), H, IS 675 MM,
HMI IS 225 MM, AND HMZ IS 300 MM. WHAT IS THE PRESSURE
DIFFERENTIAL BETWEEN THE TWO PIPES.

PROBLEM 2 - 54
A FORCE OF 460 N IS EXERTED ON LEVER AB AS SHOWN. THE END
B IS CONNECTED TO A PISTON WHICH FITS INTO A CYLINDER
HAVING A DIAMETER OF 60 MM. WHAT FORCE FO ACTS ON THE
LARGER PISTON, IF THE VOLUME BETWEEN C AND D IS FILLED
WITH WATER?
PROBLEM 2 - 55
AN OPEN TUBE OPEN TUBE IS ATTACHED TO A TANK AS SHOWN.
IF WATER RISES TO A HEIGHT OF 800 MM IN THE TUBE, WHAT
ARE THE PRESSURES PA AND PE OF THE AIR ABOVE WATER?
NEGLECT CAPILLARY EFFECTS IN THE TUBE.

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