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A cylindrical vessel of 10m height has water upto 6m and is
under a pressure of 15bar.What will be the pressure at the
bottom most point of the vessel?

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A cylindrical vessel of 10m height has water upto 6m and is under a pressure of 15bar.What will be..

Answer / amit

@john
you for got to add the 15 bar pressure.
so total pressure will be = (sp. gravity x head x g) + (15 bar)

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A cylindrical vessel of 10m height has water upto 6m and is under a pressure of 15bar.What will be..

Answer / john

head=6m
g=9.8 m/sec x sec
sp.gravity of water=1

pressure at bottom = sp.gravity x head x g

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A cylindrical vessel of 10m height has water upto 6m and is under a pressure of 15bar.What will be..

Answer / abhi

to Mr. John and Amit ..... sir, this is a vessel ... it
wont have open ends ....the equipment is under hydrotest
pressure of 15 bar.... would the pressure not be same though
out as this is a closed vessel ...... pls. comment.....
My Question is : if this same Vertical vessel is Hydrotested
at 15BAR what will be the Hydrotest pressure applied if the
vessel is tested in a horizontal position ...

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A cylindrical vessel of 10m height has water upto 6m and is under a pressure of 15bar.What will be..

Answer / abhi

sir, then as per your calculations if the pressure is 15bar
the the pressure at the bottom will be 58.8 Bar / 58.8+15=
73.8 Bar ???...

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