The shells of the tanks intended for storing heavy liqu
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The shells of the tanks intended for storing heavy liquids in them have external outlines of bodies formed by the rotation of the figures shown in the figures around their EJ axes.
The gender and density ρ of the liquids filling the tank is set by the teacher (see table 1 in the Appendix).
For the tank in the problem, it is necessary to determine the force tending to tear the tank along the cross section EJ, as well as the force tending to tear the upper part of the tank from its bottom along the seam AF.
Size r = 0.9 m; pressure gauge reading M Pm = 68.67 kPa.
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The gender and density ρ of the liquids filling the tank is set by the teacher (see table 1 in the Appendix).
For the tank in the problem, it is necessary to determine the force tending to tear the tank along the cross section EJ, as well as the force tending to tear the upper part of the tank from its bottom along the seam AF.
Size r = 0.9 m; pressure gauge reading M Pm = 68.67 kPa.
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