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- Closed pipe at the sea floor is filled with water and air inside is compressed. After pipe is raised to surface. What is the water level inside the pipe?
Hello all,
I need Your help with one real / theoretical situation.
We have submerged pipe filled with air at atmospheric pressure that is closed on both ends.
The hole is formed on one pipeline end and the water starts flooding the pipe.
Let's assume pipe is tilted somewhat and that no air escaped from the pipe.
Now we have flooded pipe with whole pipe volume of air compressed to 53 bar at the front.
Now we recover the pipe end to the surface, we can assume vertically, but it is in an arch with top section completely vertical.
What is the level H of the water in the pipe?
I need Your help with one real / theoretical situation.
We have submerged pipe filled with air at atmospheric pressure that is closed on both ends.
The hole is formed on one pipeline end and the water starts flooding the pipe.
Let's assume pipe is tilted somewhat and that no air escaped from the pipe.
Now we have flooded pipe with whole pipe volume of air compressed to 53 bar at the front.
Now we recover the pipe end to the surface, we can assume vertically, but it is in an arch with top section completely vertical.
What is the level H of the water in the pipe?