An Open rectangular tank 5 m * 4 m*3 m high containing water upto a height of 2 m is accelecrated horizontally along the longer side.
(a) =Determine the maximum acceleration that can be given without spilling the water.Ans=4 m/s2
(b)=Calculate the percentage of water spill over ,if this acceleration is increased by 20%. Ans=10%.
Answers
Maximum acceleration that can be given without spilling the water and percentage of water spill over is 10%
Explanation:
Let water container is moving with acceleration along length 5(m) is a.
1. From equation
...1)
where g =10
and h is difference in position of top water level between front and back end of container along length 5(m).
here maximum of change in top level to allow to avoid water spilling = 2m.
2.
From here we got
3. On increase acceleration 20%
New acceleration a= 1.2×4 = 4.8
Now from equation
So new change in top water level height (h) = 2.4(m)
4. Old volume of water = 5×2×4= 40
New volume of water = 5×(3-2.4)×4 + (5×2.4×4)÷2=36
5. Percentage of volume spoil = = =10%
Answer:
Maximum acceleration that can be given without spilling the water a_{max} = 4(\frac{m}{s^{2}})amax=4(s2m) and percentage of water spill over is 10%
Explanation:
Let water container is moving with acceleration along length 5(m) is a.
1. From equation
\tan \theta = \frac{a}{g}= \frac{h}{L}tanθ=ga=Lh ...1)
where g =10(\frac{m}{s^{2}})(s2m)
and h is difference in position of top water level between front and back end of container along length 5(m).
here maximum of change in top level to allow to avoid water spilling = 2m.
2. \tan \theta = \frac{a}{10}= \frac{2}{5}tanθ=10a=52
From here we got a_{max} = 4(\frac{m}{s^{2}})amax=4(s2m)
3. On increase acceleration 20%
New acceleration a= 1.2×4 = 4.8 (\frac{m}{s^{2}})(s2m)
Now from equation \tan \theta = \frac{a}{g}= \frac{h}{L}tanθ=ga=Lh
\tan \theta = \frac{4.8}{10}= \frac{h}{5}tanθ=104.8=5h
So new change in top water level height (h) = 2.4(m)
4. Old volume of water V_{o}Vo = 5×2×4= 40(m^{3})(m3)
New volume of water V_{N}VN = 5×(3-2.4)×4 + (5×2.4×4)÷2=36(m^{3})(m3)
5. Percentage of volume spoil =(\frac{V_{N}-V_{o}}{V_{o}})\times 100(VoVN−Vo)×100 = (\frac{40-36}{40}})\times 100 =10%
Explanation:
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