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Properties of Fluids
Properties of Fluids
a. Unit weight
b. Density
c. Specific gravity
2. The volume tetrachloride having a mass of 1200 kg is 0.952 𝑚3. Compute the following:
a. mass density
b. specific weight
c. specific gravity
3. Carbon tetrachloride with a mass of 500 kg is placed container with 0.345𝑚3 in volume
a. Mass density
c. Specific volume
6. A quart of water weighs 4.08 lb. Compute the following:
a. Mass in slugs
b. Mass in kg
7. The unit weight of water at 20 °F is 62. 4pcf. If the volume of the vessel that contains water is 3.50𝑓𝑡3
a. What will be the change in its volume when it is heated to 160 °F (Unit weight of water is
61pcf at 160 °F)
c. Determine the volume of water that will spill over the edge of the tank.
1.
Unit Weight
ϒω = 46800/5.6
= 8357.14 N/m3
b. Density
c. Specific Gravity
Sp.Gr = 852/1000
Sp.Gr= 0.85
2.
Weight = 1200(9.81)
= 11772 N
= 11.77 kN
Mass Density
ρ = m/v
ρ = 1200/0.952
ρ = 1260.5 kg/m3
b. Specific Weight
ϒ = w/v
= 11.77/0.952
= 12.36kN/m3
c. Specific Gravity
a. Density
b. Specific Weight
c. Weight
4.
a. Mass Density
c. Specific Gravity
5.
a. Mass Density
b. M= ρ vol
Mass in Slugs
W = mg
4.08 = m (32.2)
m= 0.1267 slugs
b. Mass in kg
c. Volume in ft3
W = ϒ Vol.
7.
Weight of water = ϒ V
b. Change in Volume
8.
a. Weight of water:
w1 = V1 D1
w2 = V2 D2
3844.14 = V2 (9.689)
V2 = 396.75 m3
c. Volume of water: