Fundamentals of Engineering Thermodynamics 8th Edition

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ISBN 10: 1118412931
ISBN 13: 978-1-11841-293-0

Chapter 1 - Problems: Developing Engineering Skills - Page 32: 1.33

Answer

By observing the shown mannometere , connected to the storage tank by a line filled with gas, we have $P_{a} = P_{gas}$ and $P_{a} = P_{b}$ . Now, $P_{gas}$ = $P_{atm}$ $+$ $\rho$gL $ $ => 101 Kpa + (13.59 $g/$$cm^{3}$) ( 1 kg/ $10^{3}$g )($ 10^{2}$ cm/1 m)^3 ( 9.81 $\frac{m}{s^{2}}$)( 1 m ) ($\frac{1 N}{1 Kg.m/s^{2}} $) ($\frac{1 KPa}{1 N/m^{2}} $) = 101 Kpa +133.3 Kpa = 234.3 Kpa

Work Step by Step

By observing the shown mannometere , connected to the storage tank by a line filled with gas, we have $P_{a}$ = $P_{gas}$ and $P_{a}$ = $P_{b}$ . Now, $P_{gas}$ = $P_{atm}$ $+$ $\rho$gL $ $ => 101 Kpa + (13.59 $g/$$cm^{3}$) ( 1 kg/ $10^{3}$g )($ 10^{2}$ cm/1 m)^3 ( 9.81 $\frac{m}{s^{2}}$)( 1 m ) ($\frac{1 N}{1 Kg.m/s^{2}} $) ($\frac{1 KPa}{1 N/m^{2}} $) = 101 Kpa +133.3 Kpa = 234.3 Kpa
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