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(Fall 06/07)
Tutorial 3
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Outline
1. Absolute and gage pressure
2. Forces on Immersed surface
1. Plane surface
2. Curved surface
3. Buoyant force
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1. Absolute and Gage pressure
Absolute pressure:
Measured from absolute zero
Gage pressure:
Measured from atmospheric pressure
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1. Absolute and Gage pressure
Gage
pressure
Absolute
Atmospheric pressure
pressure
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1. Example
A scuba diver practicing in a swimming
pool takes enough air from his tank to
fully expand his lungs before abandoning
the tank at depth L and swimming to the
surface. When he reaches the surface, the
different between the external pressure on
him and the air pressure in his lung is
9.3kPa. From what depth does he start?
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1. Example (Answer)
When the diver fills his lungs at depth L,
the external pressure on him (and thus
the air pressure within his lungs) is,
P = P0+ρgL
When he reaches the surface, the
pressure difference between his lung and
surrounding is,
ΔP = P–P0 = ρgL
L = ΔP/ρg = 9300/(1000x9.81) = 0.948m
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2.1 Forces on Immersed Surfaces
(plane surface)
For plane surface:
F = (Patm + ghc.g)A
OR
F = (Patm + γhc.g)A
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2.1 Forces on Immersed Surfaces
(plane surface)
Where is the centroid.?
By definition:
x
xdA
A
dA
A
y
A
ydA
dAA
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2.1 Forces on Immersed Surfaces
(plane surface)
Centre of pressure:
I xc
yc . p . yc . g .
yc . g . A
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2.1 Forces on Immersed Surfaces
(plane surface)
What is Ixc (or Iyc).?
By definition:
I xc x dA
2
A
I yc y dA 2
A
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2.1 Example
The rectangular gate CD shown in the figure is 1.8m wide
and 2.0 long. Assuming the material of the gate to be
homogeneous and neglecting friction at the hinge C,
determine the weight of the gate necessary to keep it
shut until the water level rises to 2.0m above the hinge.
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2.1 Example (Answer)
Procedure:
Magnitude of the resultant force:
FR = ρghc.g.A → hc.g. = ?
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2.1 Example (Answer)
hc.g.=2+0.5(4/5)(2)=2.8m
FR=(9.81)(1000)(2.8)(2)(1.8)=98.885kN
yc.p.= (Ixc/yc.g.A) + yc.g.
yc.g.=2.8(5/4)=3.5m
Ixc=(1/12)(1.8)(2)3=1.2m4
yc.p.=[1.2/(3.5x2x1.8)]+3.5=3.595m
Moment equilibrium
Resultant force: MF=FR(yc.p.-2(5/4)) =108.279kNm
Weight of the gate: Mg=W(0.5)(2)(3/5)=0.6W
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2.2 Forces on Immersed Surfaces
(curved surface)
Vertical force:
Similar to the previous approach,
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2.2 Example (Answer)
Procedure:
Magnitude of the horizontal force:
FH = γhc.g.A → hc.g. = ?
Moment at hinge A
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2.2 Example (Answer)
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2.2 Example (Answer)
Volume of the seawater:
Given the function of the surface:
y=0.2x2
When y=24ft, x0=√120
x0
24
A dy dx
0 0 .2 x 2
x0
0. 2 x
x0 3
A (24 0.2 x 2 )dx 24 x
0 3 0
x0 120
A 175.271 ft 2
Also , V 175.271 ft 3 / ft (volume per unit length)
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2.2 Example (Answer)
Location of the centroid:
Given the function of the surface:
y=0.2x2, x0=√120, A=175.271ft2
xc 0
A
x0
2 0.2 x
x0 4
0 24 x 0.2 x dx 12 x 4 0
3
xc
A A
x0 120 , A 175.271 ft 2
xc 4.108 ft 20
2.2 Example (Answer)
Moment at point A:
MH=FHy1=(18432)(8)=147456lb·ft/ft (CW)
MV=W(15-xc)=(64)(175.271)(15-4.108)
=122179.311lb·ft/ft (CCW)
MA=MH-MV
=147456-122179.311=24276.689lb·ft/ft (CW)
(moment per unit length)
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3. Buoyant force
FB=g(vol. a-b-c-d)
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3 Example (Answer)
Procedure: Wair, heated
Wloading
Total weight of the balloon:
W = Wloading + Wair, inside
ΣFvert = 0
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3 Example (Answer)
Wair, heated
For air@14.7psi,80F
γair, outside= pg/RT
= (14.7)(144)(32.2)/(1716)(80+460)
= 0.07356lb/ft3
For air@14.7psi,150F
γair, inside= pg/RT Wloading
= (14.7)(144)(32.2)/(1716)(150+460)
= 0.06512lb/ft3
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3 Example (Answer)
Wair, heated
By force equilibrium,
Wloading
FB = W
0.07356V = 500 + 0.06512V
V = 59241.706ft3
Also, V = (π/6)D3
D = 48.366ft
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The End
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