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Yes. That's the air pressure in the tank headspace (over and above atmospheric pressure).jderulo said:
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Yes. That's the air pressure in the tank headspace (over and above atmospheric pressure).jderulo said:58860N.m^-2 ? Assuming a head of 5m?
Why do you think they put the y into the problem description?jderulo said:Thanks Chet - I had that value earlier, was you trying to see if I understood it?
The y value, the 1.7m - seems odd that I do not include that. I always thought we had to use all the data in chem eng problems. At least I have in the past!
Not really sure can only assume it would make the solution glaringly obvious if it wasn't there...?Chestermiller said:Why do you think they put the y into the problem description?
Exactly.jderulo said:Not really sure can only assume it would make the solution glaringly obvious if it wasn't there...?