What is the stroke distance? That is, what is the height difference between the piston at the bottom of a stroke and the piston at the top?
From the drawings, it looks like about 0.1 meters. That means that you will be drawing up about 1 meter2 times 0.1 meters = 0.1 m3 of water with each...
Yes. I think that everyone here understands that.
You want the total of:
1. The force of water pressure on the bottom surface of the top piston ##F_{3bt}## plus...
2. The force of water pressure on the top surface of the bottom piston ##F_{3tb}## plus...
3. The force of water pressure on the...
I do not disagree with this at all. If we are working with absolute pressures and ignoring surface tension then water pressure is always positive. There is no such thing as a suction force pulling anything.
However, I am willing to look past that issue and assume that we are instead talking...
For a massless piston assembly subject to no external forces other than water pressure, the calculation for ##F_3## is immediate and obvious.
##F_3 = 0##
It cannot be otherwise since the momentum of the piston assembly is constant and zero.
That is manifestly incorrect. When summing forces it...
There are forces other than gravity acting on it. I listed a bunch of constraints on the water.
No. That is not the correct result. You will need to explain your reasoning in more detail. In particular, explain why you think that the 0.1 m2 check valve area is relevant.
A useful way to proceed...
What freely falling water? I see no freely falling water. I see water constrained by cylinder walls, a piston assembly, a cylinder bottom and a nozzle.
It exerts an upward force on one piston and an equal downward force on the other. The water in the 4 meter tube does not move, even after the...
You have not described the situation adequately.
Are we to assume that the piston assembly is held in place until a preset moment when it is released?
Edit: I think this is what you have in mind.
Your expectation is that the piston assembly will descend and that water will squirt out through...
Did you mean to say that ##F_3## is the resultant force exerted by water on the assembly that includes both pistons? That is to say that ##F_3## will be the sum of the forces from water pressure on each of the three piston surfaces.
It would have been cleaner phrasing if you said that "##F_1##...
If the pistons were motionless in equilibrium with some external force (as I had supposed), no water would flow.
So the check valve permits a one way flow - allowing water out but not air in.
You had not stated that the pistons move. It would be good to state that when posing the problem.
Do...
I agree that the downward force (suction) from the water on the first piston (##F_1##) is 50000 N.
I agree that the upward force (suction) from the water on the check second piston (##F_2##) is 4000 N.
Before we can calculate ##F_3## we need to decide what ##F_3## is. Is it the force of...
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