Question 4
A bolt weighting 10 N is accidently dropped down a 4 m long vertical cast-iron pipe which is closed by means of a rigid flange at the end. Calculate:
4.1 The instantaneous stress induced in the material of the pipe if the inside diameter of the pipe is 200 mm and the pipe wall thickness is 10 mm.
4.2 The instantaneous elongation of the pipe.
4.3 The gradually applied load that would produce the same stress as in 4.1.
E = 140 GPa
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Create a program using Matlab that can solve Three Dimensional Space; Vectors, Partial Derivatives or any of the topic in calculus 3; show 5 examples please thankyou!! just use matlab for the solution like the codes thankyou
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A steady two-dimensional laminar fully-developed flow downward between
two fixed parallel plates inclined at 50" with horizontal is shown in figure. The
pressure gradient in the direction of the flow is -3935 N/m' per m. Note the
space between parallel plates is 5mm.Use the Navier-Stokes equation in the
flow direction to determine:
a-Velocity distribution of the flow between two plates.
b-Shear stress distribution of the low between two plates.
c- The average velocity of the flow
d- Maxinmum velocity
e-Mininmum shear stress.
f-The shear stress on the two plate
g-What will be the slope of the plate required to produce zero shear stress at the lower plate
Viscosity=0.02
Density=900
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The following problem description applies also to the next two problems.
A piston-cylinder device contains 2 kg of a saturated liquid mixture at an initial state 1 with p1= 100 kPa and x1= 0.8. The water is heated at constant pressure until its final state 2 with volume V2 = 1.947V1.
Its initial volume, in m3/kg, is closer to:
A) 3.836
B) 1.294
C) 2.990
D) 2.345
E) 2.156
F) 2.711
G) 4.625
H)1.736
B) Its final temperature, in oC, is closer to:
C) The amount of heat supplied to the steam during the expansion process, in kJ, is closer to:
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an insulating wall 16cm thick has one face at 600 degree celsius while the other is at 100 degree celcius. The thermal conductivity of the material is given by K =0.078(1+17.95*10 exponent - 4) W/mK ant T is in degree celcius temperatures is 60 degree celcius determine the heat flow for a length of 5m. also find the mid layer temperature
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If the market value of a telecommunications share is $287.95, calculate the year-end dividends that it should be able to pay in perpetuity if money is worth 4.75% compounded semi-annually.
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A building has a calculated cooling load of 10 tons, of which 2.5 tons is latent load. The space is to be maintained at 72 F db and 50 percent relative humidity. Ten percent by volume of the air supplied to the space is outdoor air at 100 F db and 50 percent relative humidity. The air supplied to the space cannot be less that 55 F db. Assume barometric pressure at sea level, and using the Psychrometric analysis software, find:
(a) The quantity of air supplied to the space in cfm,
(b) The amounts of return air and outdoor air in cfm,
(c) The conditions and volume flow rate of the air entering the cooling coil, point 1.
(d) The capacity and SHF for the cooling coil.
Attach your design report showing the psychrometric analysis of the problem and conditions of state points.
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A closed rigid cylindrical vessel (internal diameter = 2 ft and internal height = 10 ft) has R-134a at x = 0.95 and 40 oF. The vessel is heated up to 100 oF. Assume that heat loss from the vessel is negligible. Kinetic and potential effects are negligible. Determine 1) the final pressure in psi [lbf/in2], 2) the mass of R-134a in lbm, 3) the heat transfer in Btu for this process and discuss its direction (if the heat is added to or rejected from the system), 4) the work transfer in Btu for this process and discuss its direction (if the work is done by or on the system), and 5) draw the process in T-v (temperature-specific volume) diagram.
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For ethanol liquid with 50% excess of air. Determine adiabatic
flame temperature
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What are examples of the five properties associated with force?
1. Direction:
2. Orientation:
3. Magnitude:
4. Point of Application:
5. Line of action:
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Why is the mechanical strength of the HAZ next to the fusion line of a heat treatable
aluminum alloy much lower than that of the base metal?
Why does the mechanical strength of the HAZ of a heat treatable aluminum alloy increase
with distance from the fusion line?
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Summarize 3 important considerations in designing circuit.
Discuss the importance of pipe selection based on the important design consideration.
As a mechanical engineer, design a hydraulic circuit that has linear force output. This linear force can be done with one push button and retract when push button is released. Please consider a minimal usage of components in your design. Explain the operation based on directional control valve position. Use symbols in accordance to ISO 1219.
*Project Task
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According to the valve adjustment diagram in gasoline engines, explain the following by stating on the figure. Intake valve opening, before 15o (top dead spot), Intake valve closing after 47o (bottom death spot), Exhaust valve opening before 41o (bottom death spot), Exhaust valve closing after 10o (top dead spot), Ignition advance before 15o (top dead spot)
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