Question #221021

mercury manometer is connected to open tank of fuel (Fig 8). Calculate a change of manometer readings

h if a level of fuel increases by ΔH. Take ΔH=0.2m, ρf=832 kg/m3, ρm=13600 kg/m3.


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Expert's answer
2021-07-29T04:03:02-0400

Solution;

Pressure on both sides of the arms of manometer should be equal.

The change in fuel level causes change is level of mercury and file in the manometer;

Pressure is give as ;

P=hρ\rhog

Equate;

(ΔH+Δh)ρfg=2Δhρmg(\Delta H+\Delta h)\rho_{f}g=2\Delta h\rho_{m}g

Divide both sides with g;

(ΔH+Δh)ρf=2Δhρm(\Delta H+\Delta h)\rho_f=2\Delta h\rho_m

Make Δh\Delta h the subject of formula;

Δh=ΔH×ρf(2ρmρf)\Delta h=\frac{\Delta H×\rho_f}{(2\rho_m-\rho_f)} =0.2×832(2×13600)832\frac{0.2×832}{(2×13600)-832}

Δh=0.006311m\Delta h=0.006311m

Δh=0.6311cm\Delta h=0.6311cm


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