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If the machine is frictionless. its efficiency

is 100%.

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PHYSICS (14)

Solutions for exercise 12

In a windlass.

·Velocity Ratio =

length of orank sta

radius of dzua

The mechanical advantage is then equalato

the velocity ratio, which is 40 The effort required to raise the load is 50 lb.wt. Therefore the load is 50 x 40

2000 lb.wt.

If the machine has an efficiency of 60%, (the offe iciency is 0.6), the mechanical advantage is not

gual to 40. It is 24. With an effort of 50 lb. #t, it raisea a load of 50 x 24υ==1290 lb.wt.

FLUID CONCERT (Cont.)

Other methods of measurement of Density of Spacirio Gravities of liquid.

U-tipsa (Balanced column of liquid)

Example 14 – 1

▲ U-tube with its lishe vertical is about half filled with water. Paraffin oil of specific gravity 0.8 is then poured into one on the limbs to a depth of..5 da. How far will the water rine in the other limb?

Therefore,

End, sinGS

In the diagram As representa the original water level. BD is the column of oil 5 cm long, and C is the final water level in the other limb Since the tube may be assumed of unifore bore, the length of water coluez aues be con- stant, and therefors AC - BD. Being in the same liquid and on the same level, the pres- suren at D ́and F are equal, so that the column of water CP exerts the same pISBEVIS. sa the column of oil-END.. #P x 15 x 0.8

- 2 Om.

Assmeri. The watey will rise 2 om, in the limb

of the U-SABRI

6.

112/F

Kechanical advantage= load/effort

where E as the effort an ib.

The efficiency of a machine is equal to

Mechaniozl Advantage

velocity ratio.

112/5 x 100

* 100%

112 x 100

6 x 85

For liquids do not mir when put together, {@) 18 employed. 011 has been poured onto water which initially is about half-way up each side of the tubs. Eurements of the heights of the liquid column 2 and 3, ara essentiel for the calculation

Example 145

A meter rule supported by a knife-edge at i ite mid-point has a piece of metal hung at one end and a weight capable of sliding along the rule. It is found that the rule balances horizontally when

When the the weight is 48 cm from the knife-edge. piece of metal is totally immersed in water, the weight has to be moved 6 cm nearer to the knife- edge to restore balance. Calculate the specific g gravity of the metal.

Answer.

22.0 lb.wt.

The effort applied to the crank 12 raising the load is 22,0 1b.wt.

The connection of the

Block and Tackle system -

ia as shown in diagram,

having a velocity ratio

FOUR

The load is 400 lb.wt. while the effort is only.

90 1b.wt. Even though the machine is friction- less, the effort of 90 1b.wt. fails to raise

the load. Such a connec- tion as shown in diagram

A is of no use,

The connection should

be modified as in diagram. having a velocity ratic of 5. The efficiency of this pulley system is

400/90

x 100% =

89%

90/bx

Diagram B

Diagram A

where

74, is the specific gravity

B is the atmospheric pressure

is the hộight of oil colman hy is the height of water coluan

For liquida which do mix up when put together, (b) 10 employed. Some zeroury has been used to separ- ate the two columns of liquid.

If I and H, ara tha dorresponding heights of alcohol and water which balance one another, and and dare the corresponding densities of the

then the prossuze balazos is expressed by

whe

the specific gravi of alcohol

B is the atacapuario: pressure

I is the height of alcohol dolana is the height of water colum

Eare's apperamus is an "izver796 U-tube in wh which the balanced coldens are sucked up from boskora containing them.

50cm

Let the volume of the meta be Voic.

and its speċific gravity

he weight be M

Taking monen Me

50 x Va 48M

and the maB8

(1)

By Archimedes' Principle, when the

metal is immersed in water, its loas in weight

Vem. and its weight in water (V© − V) gm,

Taking moments again at 0, -

(48 - 6)M ...

Divide equation (2) by (1)

(2)

Answer: The specific gravity of the metal ¤

Bxersos 14

14-1 A hydrometer consisting or a bulb of volume.

5 c.c. Burmounted by a cylindrical stem of diameter 5 man.. sinks in water to a depth of 2 cm above the bulb. To what depth will it sink in a liquid of specific gravity 0. 0.95?

12-3

The Velocity Ratio of this pulley system is

Mechanical Advantage: 18 Load/Effort

·300·

Efficiency of the

machine is the rat

of H.A./V.R.

100%

Answer:

x 100 = do

300 x 100

3 x 80

125 lb.t.

The required effort in 125 lb.t.

Distance moved by effort - 10 ft. Distance moved by load. 3 fa

Velocity Ratio of machine

Efficiency of machine

tage velcosity Ratio

Mechanical advantage of machine - 0,6 x 40

24

and h, are the corresponding heights of liquid and of water which balance one another, and -end d are the corresponding densities of the quide, then the pressure balance is expressed by

Tao specifio gravis of the liquid is found.

ARCUTEENUS PRINCIPLE

When a body is wholly or partially immersed in a fluid, the pressure or thrunt exerted on the upper and lower curface of the body do not balance out to soro because those on the lower suface exceed those on the upper surface as a result of the difs ference in pressure or thrust with fluid level,

is difference in force constitutes a buoyant form ee, whose value is the weight of the displaced fluid, This is Archimedag! Principle. Obviously if the specific gravity of the liquid is less than that of the body immersed in it, the body will wink so as to be completely immersed. On the other hand if the specific gravity of the liquid is greater than that of the body, the latter will sinklonly to such a depth that the weight of the displaced liquid will equal to the weight of the body. That is, it #ill float with partly immersed,

Fadhlea Prosedures.

When dealing with buoyance problems it is recommended that a diagram be drawn, that the body in question be isolated, and that the weight of the displaced liquid, the weight of the body it- self and all the vaætionl forces apting on it ba considered. If the body is in equilibrium, all upward foross will balance mil downward foross.

14

The weight in air of a piece of cork obtain- ed with a reliable balance using brass weights is 45.75 g. What is the true pass of the cork??%

Density of brass, Density of cork

Density of air

8.5 gm per 0.0. 0.25 gm per c.c.

-0.00129 ga per c.c.

In a connected vessel as shown, the dianet- ers of the two limbe are 4:1, Mercury is

put in the vessel and then water is poured onto it until becomes 70 cm. What are the changes in liquid level on both limba?

A solid copper ball floats in a basin of oil and mercury as shown. How much of it im in oil? in mercury?

Density of cil 0.9 go/c.u. Deneity of copper - 8.9 gm/cic. Density of mercury... - 13.6/0.0.

Volume of ball

2014

10.0.0.

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