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Hydrostatics
A circular opening 3m in diameter in a vertical side of a tank is closed by a disc of 3m diameter which can rotate about a horizontal diameter. Calculate:
- force on disc
- torque required to maintain disc in equilibrium in vertical position ehen head of water above horizontal diameter is 4m
- force on disc
- torque required to maintain disc in equilibrium in vertical position ehen head of water above horizontal diameter is 4m
SOLUTION:
Given,
Diameter of circular opening, `d=3 m`
Thus area, `A=(pi*d^2)/4=7.068 m^2`

Depth of centre of gravity, `bar (h) =4 m`
Thus, the force on the disc is,
`F=rho*g*A*bar (h)`
`=1000**9.81**7.068**4`
`F=277368 N`
And the point of application of this force is,
`h^** =I_G/(A*bar (h))+bar (h)`
Where,
`I_G=`moment of inertia of the disc through it's centre of gravi....Show More
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