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    A 30mm diameter steel ball covers a 15mm hole in a chamber where the gas pressure is 27,000 kPa. To calculate the force required to push the ball into the chamber, the formula is used: Force = pressure x area of ball covering hole + weight of ball. Using the values given, the calculated force is 4.780 kN.

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    A 30mm diameter steel ball covers a 15mm hole in a chamber where the gas pressure is 27,000 kPa. To calculate the force required to push the ball into the chamber, the formula is used: Force = pressure x area of ball covering hole + weight of ball. Using the values given, the calculated force is 4.780 kN.

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    Forces On Submerged Curved Areas 107: 5.333ft 4 .3 3 1 FT

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    Javier Rojas Paytan
    A 30mm diameter steel ball covers a 15mm hole in a chamber where the gas pressure is 27,000 kPa. To calculate the force required to push the ball into the chamber, the formula is used: Force = pressure x area of ball covering hole + weight of ball. Using the values given, the calculated force is 4.780 kN.

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    FORCES ON SUBMERGED CURVED AREAS

    5.333ft

    API- 2
    4.331ft

    1.661f t

    1-1

    107

    Mg. 5-45
    5.55

    A 30-mm-diameter steel (y = 77.0 kN/m3) ball covers a 15-mm-diameter hole in the bottom of a chamber in
    which gas pressure is 27 000 kPa. What force is required to push the ball up into the chamber?

    F = pA + weight of ball = 27 000[00(4) 2/41+ [(1)(x)(14)1(77.0) = 4.780 kN

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