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    This document contains multiple fluid mechanics problems and their solutions. It provides the key parameters and equations to calculate volume decrease of compressed water, the maximum force applied to a membrane in a surface tension experiment, the absolute pressure in a vessel after a vacuum is applied, and the pressure at a point in an oil manometer. It seeks to determine the difference in oil levels and pressure at different points using fluid properties like specific gravity and differential pressures. The final problem calculates the diameter of a piston required to lift an 80kN load using hydraulic oil at 10MPa pressure.

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    This document contains multiple fluid mechanics problems and their solutions. It provides the key parameters and equations to calculate volume decrease of compressed water, the maximum force applied to a membrane in a surface tension experiment, the absolute pressure in a vessel after a vacuum is applied, and the pressure at a point in an oil manometer. It seeks to determine the difference in oil levels and pressure at different points using fluid properties like specific gravity and differential pressures. The final problem calculates the diameter of a piston required to lift an 80kN load using hydraulic oil at 10MPa pressure.

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    This document contains multiple fluid mechanics problems and their solutions. It provides the key parameters and equations to calculate volume decrease of compressed water, the maximum force applied to a membrane in a surface tension experiment, the absolute pressure in a vessel after a vacuum is applied, and the pressure at a point in an oil manometer. It seeks to determine the difference in oil levels and pressure at different points using fluid properties like specific gravity and differential pressures. The final problem calculates the diameter of a piston required to lift an 80kN load using hydraulic oil at 10MPa pressure.

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    Fluid Mechanics

    Group 5 BSME 3-1


    Activity 1

    A 4.9 cubic feet of water are compressed to


    5000 psig. What is the volume decrease if the
    temperature is 60°F ? Assume the average bulk
    modulus of elasticity of 311 000 psi.
    Given:
    Solution:

    A film width in a surface


    tension experiment is 10cm. If
    mercury is the fluid (surface
    tension = 0.52 N/m) , what
    is the maximum force that
    can be applied without
    breaking the membrane?
    Neglect Gravitational force.
    Given:

    Solution:

    A vessel is initially connected to a reservoir


    open to the atmosphere . The connecting
    valve is then closed , and the vacuum of
    65.5 kPa is applied to the vessel. What is
    the absolute pressure in the vessel? Assume
    standard atmospheric pressure
    connecting
    valve

    Reservoir open to
    the atmosphere
    Vessel

    Given:

    Solution:

    What is the pressure at


    point A in the tank if
    h=2 feet?
    Given:

    Solution:

    Oil with specific gravity of 0.72 is used as


    the indicating fluid in a manometer. If the
    differential pressure across the ends of the
    manometer is 7 kPa, what will be the
    difference in oil levels in the manometer?
    P1

    h oil P2

    Given:

    Solution:
    The specific gravity of
    mercury is 13.6 and the
    specific gravity of
    glycerin is 1.26. For the
    manometer shown,
    calculate the difference
    in pressure between
    points A and B.

    Given:

    Solution:
    If atmospheric air 14.7 psia and 60°F at sea
    level, what is the pressure at 12000 ft
    altitude if air is incompressible . Note @
    3
    60°F; the density of air is 0.0763 lb m /ft,
    P=14.7 psia
    Given:

    Solution:
    A hydraulic press is used to raise an 80 kN
    cargo truck. I f oil of specific gravity 0.82
    acts on the piston under pressure of 10Mpa.
    What is the diameter of piston required?

    Given:

    Solution:

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