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  • 14-09-2019
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You are reading a "pressure head" of 14 feet. If water Has a specific weight of 62.4 pound/cubic feet, what is The pressure of the "pressure head"?

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aristeus aristeus
  • 23-09-2019

Answer:

Pressure of pressure head will be [tex]863.6pound/ft^2[/tex]

Explanation:

We have given pressure head = 14 feet

Specific weight of water [tex](\rho g)_{water}=62.4pound/ft^3[/tex]

Pressure is given by [tex]P=(\rho g)_{water}h[/tex], here h is pressure head.

So pressure [tex]P=(\rho g)_{water}h=62.4pound/ft^3\times 14ft=863.6pound/ft^2[/tex]

So the pressure of pressure head will be [tex]863.6pound/ft^2[/tex]

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