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2.12R 2.12R (Force on curved surface) _A gate in the form of a Tuinter partial cylindrical surface (called a Tainier gate) holds back wate Ny ‘water on top of a dam as shown in Fig. P2.12R. The radius of the surface is 22 f, and its length is 36 f. The gate can pivot about point A, and the pivot point is 10 ft above the seat, C. Determine the magnitude of the resultant water force on the gate, Will the resultant pass through the pivot? Explain, m FIGURE P2.12R Let Ff be force of gate on Fluid Giant Se Seen ee enc, Bee ou R=¥4, A 1 oh? = (62.4 8,)(2E lotsa) Fi op “= 112,000 Ib of (Woke: AN fengths lk A in #4) A= (62.4 2 )(iot)(2,, x 3042) a sino: = “BF a7 (oz4 FB Vie A) (ao x3642) io, = 53, 400 Ib = 22- 22 cos and = 2408 WY H, = ¥(Keve x 3b ft) where + Aeoe® Mecoe ~ Mace = (lox tye )- Ance Aace™ Arce ~ Anse = (‘oft [22 cos 104) = Ib.0 ft? Thus, ° as (lofts 2.y0ft) — 1h0 4% = B00Ft" coe ane we (62.4 Fe) (B00 #4) (36 fe) = 18,000 |b continued 2-4R 2.12R continued For eguili brium y Zk =o or Ethos 112, 000 Ib Also, Zhy=o0 Or Fay = -W = 53, 0016-18, 00018 = 35, 9o0lb Thus, B27 (Fax) “+ (Fig)” = Yiuz, 000 h)*+ (5 108)” = 118, 000 Ib The divechon of all ditterentél forces achng on the gate 1s perpendicular +o the gate surface, and Therefore, the resultant must pess through the intersechon of all these forces which 15 at pont A, Yes. force distribution gale: circular arc centered at A 2-/0R

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