I have a pipe that has an inlet (x-direction) and outlet (y-direction) with water flowing through it. I want to find net pressure force in x-direction (at the inlet)
I have momentum flux and areas of the inlet and outlet.
How can I find the net pressure force acting on the inlet? I don't...
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The teacher didn't give numerical value for a constant and he just annouced it in the beginning of the class ... we have big class and he never wrote it down on the board ... by the time I got to the last problem I ended up using the constant value he gave in the wrong section and lost points.
I just messed up my exam because I used the wrong value in wrong problem since teacher didnt had it on the test and just annouced it in the class instead of writing it on the board. This cost me 20 points and a letter grade.
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If you are an engineer, forget about Ti-83. Unless you don't mind wasting exam time solving matrices, cross and dot products, solving bunch of equations by hand for your mechanics classes.
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Before the civil war, conservatives who...
Thanks Mech_Engineer.
In the file attached how do I find the resultant force F(r). I seem to have forgotten the formula. And, is that the maximum force that water will exert on the walls of the pond?
F (r) = 1/3 * height = 1/3 * 2.5 ft?
I am trying to figure out how much pressure will water exert on the walls of the pond. The circular pond has a radius of 10 ft and depth of 2.5 ft.
Pressure = density (water) * depth
Pressure = 62.4 lb/ft3 * 2.5 ft = 156 lb/ft2 or 1.083 psi
That will give me the maximum pressure which...
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