Brechner, Claude H., 1887- [from old catalog] · Boston, New York [etc.] Allyn and Bacon · leaf 274
r square inch.144 F H It has been proven that the pressure on the bottom of avessel has nothing to do with the shape of the vessel, butdepends solely upon the depth ofthe liquid and the area of thebase. Problem: Find the pressure on thebottom of the irregular vessel filledwith water. (Figure 290.)… … 2.6 lb. per square inch. Figure 290.-IrregularVessel. Pressure in anShaped Open Rule : To find the pressure in pounds per square foot of aliquid in an open vessel, multiply the height (h) in feet, by theweight of the liquid per cubic foot (D). P = h-D. 264 MECHANICS OF FLUIDS If the pressure is…
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