Engineering, 11.04.2021 03:20 jerrygentry3411

Find the loads in the circular gate of the container below. Atmospheric pressure P0 acts on both the water surface and the side walls of the container. a) Calculate the Mx moment of the circular gate around the axis of rotation a-a.
b) Calculate the F force on the left side wall of the container with the gate closed and the position of the force application point on the side of the container.

Details: P0 = 1 bar ; γ = 9807 N/m^3 ; Zs= 2m ; Ac =0,05m^2 ; g= 9,807m/s^2 ; Bc=10m (container width) ; Hc = 6,5m; H=Hc

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