Question 16.8: For the vessel described in Example 16.7, determine the flui...
For the vessel described in Example 16.7, determine the fluid pressure head for containing fluid at 35 lb/ft ^{3} and for hydrostatic testing using water at 62.4 lb/ft ^{3}.
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Fluid pressure head is needed at both the lower shell-to-head tangent line and the lowest point of the lower head.
At the lower shell-to-head tangent line, the fluid height is 30 ft+2.5 ft=32.5 ft.
For fluid P_{ f }=\frac{(32.5)(35)}{144} =7.9 psi
For water P_{ f }=\frac{(32.5)(62.4)}{144} = 14.1 psi
At the bottom of the lower head, the fluid height is 30 ft+5 ft=35 ft.
For fluid P_{ f }=\frac{(35)(35)}{144} = 8.5 psi
For water P_{ f }=\frac{(35)(62.4)}{144} = 15.2 psi
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