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  • 09-01-2011 10:24pm
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    hi all

    am wondering if any one can help here :(
    i tried to answer some exams papers hare but i didnt anderstand some of them
    i really Ippreciate if any one can help or even give me the formulas to answer those questions:

    1) a 6m diameter cylinder has a mas of 5000kg and is 5m long is immeresed with a specific gravity of 0.8
    determine the following:
    • Horizontal force
    • Vertical Force
    2) A centrifugal pump delivers 0.3m^3/s of water at 1400 rpm the total effective head is 20m.
    the impeller is 30cm in diameter and 32mm wide at the exit, and is designed for constant velocity of flow. Both the suction and delivery pipes have the same bore. calculate the following vane angles:
    • for the impeller vanes at exite
    • for entry to the stationery vanes surrounding the impeller
    thanks in advance


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 13,091 ✭✭✭✭bnt


    re (1): it's a Buoyancy question. You have an object immersed in a fluid, and you want to know the resultant force: weight (W) minus buoyancy force (B).
    - the downwards weight force due to gravity is W = m g ; m is the mass of the cylinder.
    - the basic formula for the buoyancy force: B = -ρ V g, where ρ is the density of the fluid and V is the displaced volume. You need to calculate the volume of the cylinder, of course: V = π r² h .
    - so the resultant F= W-B. Watch the sign on the answer ...

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