Container Definition and 347 Threads

I'm going to bolt some hooks to the inside walls of 20ft and 40ft shipping containers. What I'm wondering is, what would be the easiest way to determine the stress on the corrugated steel walls, excerted on it by placing things on these hooks?. The hooks are 280mm apart and the force will be...

Is helium miscible with O2, N2 or any of the other gases in air? If a container were filled with 95% helium and 5% O2, would the O2 gas settle to the very bottom of the container, leaving very pure helium gas at the top?

Hello, I am new here so I apologize in advance if my question is not formatted as it should. I have an application where a large pressurized vessel is releasing part of its contents (gaseous) into an "empty" container (air), much smaller, that is at atmospheric pressure. I need to know if the...

I was wondering if anyone could help me with calculating the size of a liquid container containing Electrolyte Fluid. Background to it is, the electrolyte is transferred through a pump and a spindle to a work surface at the flow of 0.1 litres/minute (33.9 m/s). The fluid is then filtered to...

Homework Statement Container filled with water is placed on a scale. case #1 Lid is closed. Rock is placed on top of the lid. case #2 Rock is placed inside the water container, it sinks to bottom. Lid is closed. How does the weight (reading on the scale) compare in the two...

Ok stupid question I know but I'm probably just thinking about it all wrong. If I have a container that can't be compressed in any way filled with air and I bring it to the bottom of the sea why would the air pressure inside increase? The way I'm thinking is that it is separated from any...

Let initial preasure (P) = 10 bar,volume of container (V)=100000 cubic cm. At what time period pressure will become 5 bar.

Homework Statement A sealed cubical container 20.0 cm on a side contains three times Avogadro’s number of molecules at a temperature of 20.0°C. Find the force exerted by the gas on one of the walls of the container.Homework Equations PV=nRT P=F/AThe Attempt at a Solution Hello people, here is...

I am doing a question about oxygen in a cubical container, and am being asked to find the average force a molecule exerts on one of the walls of the container. I know the force is equal (in magnitude) to the rate of change of momentum of the molecule, but how can I know the duration of the...

Homework Statement The closed cylinder of the figure has a tight-fitting but frictionless piston of mass M. the piston is in equilibrium when the left chamber has pressure p0 and length L0 while the spring on the right is compressed by ΔL. a. What is ΔL in terms of p0, L0, A, M, and k...

Homework Statement Hi all, I have this problem statement with variables: 20" Diameter, 2000mm (length, L) cylindrical container with 8mm thickness made of plastic Container 3/4 filled with gasoline. Question: What is the immediately surrounding temperature required outside the container to...

I came across a blog which posted a paradox and it really got me thinking. This is what it read: You have a perfectly rigid jar, which is sealed and filled with a perfectly incompressible liquid. Within the liquid, at the bottom of the jar is a small bubble filled with an ideal gas. Since...

Homework Statement In this conjoined container, water is filled up to the top at all three openings. Which letter point shows the highest point of pressure in this conjoined container? ````/~\``````````|~~~|`````\~~~~~~~/ ``` /~~\`````````|~~~|``````\~~~~~~/...

in a container there are some pistons of different areas. If we apply a force at one of the pistons and move it a distance. How can we determine the distance moved by the other pistons?

Hi, I would really like some insight here, I don't know what I'm doing! also, sorry if i get the terms wrong and miss the obvious, this isn't my field. I will try to keep this short: I think that if you have a solid object, with a Heating element in the centre, and the surface in ambient...

Homework Statement A rectangular container partly filled with water up to height , after being slightly disturbed , the urface of water begins to slosh . Assume that the water surface remains practically flast during sloshing , find the time period of the sloshing mode. take width to be...

Does the local pressure lost endured in an entrance to a container (k =1) equal to the same local pressure lost of an entrance to a hydraulic Centrifugal pump (in basic hydraulic with mostly ideal conditions - neglecting friction). Or do we ignore it as local pressure lost?

Hi all I’m from a design background and I have a number of questions in relation to water flow within a container (e.g. coke bottle and larger). I punch a few small holes in the base of the (PET) coke bottle and then I fill it up with water, once I have done that, I place the cap back on the...

Hello there, I'm studying thermodynamics right now, and a question popped into my mind for which I haven't found a decent and detailed explanation so far. Say that we have a container filled with any kind of gas, and we can control the temperature of the wall of the container. If we increase...

Homework Statement 10. An ideal gas in a container has a pressure of 2.50 atm and a volume of 1 m3 at a temperature of 30oC. How many moles of gas are in the container? a. 20 moles b. 45 moles c. 62 moles d. 83 moles e. 100 moles Homework Equations PV=nRT The Attempt at a...

what would the pressure of liquid at a depth be in a container which is slanted?

I have an egg drop project, in which we make a container on the ground that can cushion the fall of the egg. The limits are: 8 cm height max, and 45 x 45 cm box max area and the egg must not break even if it bounces out after hitting the container. It'll be dropped first from a height of 2...

I want to understand the factors and terminology associated with pressure in the following scenario. I have a balloon filled with water. Inside this balloon is an irregular vessel, say a corked glass test tube, also filled with water. I can poke and squeeze the balloon with impunity, knowing...

Homework Statement So in the context of a practical project, I am tasked with selecting an appropriate hot plate with a specific power rating able to evaporate 1 kg of water in an hour, from a container that initially contains 3 kg of water. Homework Equations - P = Q/Δt - Q = mcwaterΔT...

Homework Statement A 1.00m tall container is filled to the brim, partway with mercury and the rest of the way with water. The container is open to the amosphere. What must be the depth of the mercury so that the absolute pressure on the bottom of the container is twice the atmospheric...

I've been given a challenge of designing a cheap and efficient container that allows light into heat something, but doesn't allow the heat out. The cheaper, the better. I thought of several ways, but one that stuck with me was a double paned window. That allows light in but heat out! But how to...

Homework Statement An industry is to construct a cylindrical container of fixed volume V, which is open at the top of. Find the quotient of the height by radius of the base of the container so that manufacturing cost can be minimal, given that the unit area of the base costs (b) twice the...

Hi all. Just got a question to ask, I'm slightly puzzled by it. Q. Say that you have a sealed container and you put in it 50% helium and 50% argon and you leave it for a few days. Because argon is heavier than helium, would the most of the helium rise to the top part of the container...

I have an interesting question, that I've been struggling with for a while now, but I'm somehow messing it up. I haven't found anything on the internet (hard to search for something like this) so I'm wondering if any of you know something useful about it, or do better at finding the solution...

the pressure inside a 2 lit container has to be maintained at 0.01 bar. For this purpose, a vacuum pump will be used to pump the air outside. Also, air from atmosphere is leaking back into the container at 1 lit/min. one of the following pumps has to be selected. A. pumps out 10 lit/min...

If you wanted to put ints, doubles, strings into your own container class how would you do it?

Homework Statement Tank contain an ideal gas. Known is type of gas, temperature of gas T, volume of tank V=const, pressure of gas in tank p1, and the temperature of surrounding air T (same as temperature of gas in the tank). That is state 1. Tank has small valve that was not closed...

Can some one give me ideas that how can we do above question.

Hi, I'm building a lens and stupidly rinsed one component before putting the lens body together with epoxy glue. Now when I leave the lens in the sun the trace of water left in the vacuumed lens body turns into condensation and blurs out the vision. I've seen loads of forums suggesting using...

If a gas will expand to fill the available space (container) does this still hold true if the "container" is the atmosphere? Assuming the gas(es) can escape (either in molecular or in subs - atoms) from the area around the Earth containing our atmosphere this means that the gas is not...

Hello, looking for any info out there on building a small pressurized container for weather balloon experiment. Only needs to withstand heights up to 100,000 ft. Anyone have any experience or advice? Thanks

Does the equation of state of a gas of interacting particles depend on the shape of the container they are in? For instance, if the interaction force is gravity (a central force) and the particles are in a spherical container, then it seems reasonable that the pressure on the wall of the...

What is the best container to store vectors in for C++? Is it possible to declare a vector whose elements are vectors? Or is there some other sort of container that can be used? I was thinking of using a vector of vectors because I need to be able to access specific elements while also being...

Let's say I have a container and it has an opening. I drop it into the ocean and let it sink to the bottom of the deepest part about 36k feet down. Now it's at the bottom and full of water and I seal it then I bring it back to the surface. If I open it will it decompress pretty violently since...

Design the optimal conical container that has a cover and has walls of negligible thickness. The container is to hold 0.5 m^3. Design it so that the areas of its base and sides are minimized. information : 1) areas of the sides = (pi) x r x s 2) areas of the base = (pi) x (r^2) 3)volume of...

Homework Statement A glass ball of radius 2.40 cm sits at the bottom of a container of milk that has a density of 1.03 g/cm3. The normal force on the ball from the container's lower surface has magnitude 7.50 *10^-2 N. What is the mass of the ball? Homework Equations Fb=Mf*g d=M/V...

Let's say you have a container with water in it. Let's say that you know that the temperature inside the container is 150 Celsius. Let's say that you have the ability to see inside the container and see the ratio of gas to liquid. So, if you know the ratio and know the temperature, can you find...

Homework Statement A partially evacuated airtight container has a tight-fitting lid of surface area 78 cm2 and negligible mass. If the force required to remove the lid is 480 N and the outside atmospheric pressure is 1.01*10^5 Pa, what is the air pressure in the container before it is...

Homework Statement You are given a container with either a battery and a resistor or a capacitor inside it. There is also a positive and negative terminal sticking out of the container. Without looking inside, how will you determine what is inside the container? Materials include a...

Homework Statement Given a volume of Al2O3, how many atoms of each element? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution

I've been thinking about the ideal gas law lately and there is something I don't understand. Say you have 2 containers filled with an ideal gas. Both containers contain the same moles of gas, the same temperature of gas, and both containers have the same volume. Therefore, according to the ideal...

If you have water in a sealed container at one temp T1 and the you heat the water to temp T2 how could i find the pressure with just this info. Also assumeing the coefficents of compressibility and thermal expansion are constant.

The problem: 20 g of dry ice (solid CO2) is placed in a 2.0*10^4 cm^3 container, then all the air is quickly pumped out and the container sealed. The container is warmed to 0 deg C, a temperature at which CO2 is a gas. a) What is the gas pressure? Give your answer in atm. The gas then undergoes...

An engineer came to me with the following problem. I'm not convinced the problem is correct - but I've probably just overlooked something, since I haven't done any vaguely practical problems in years. Anyway, here it is. Homework Statement...

Homework Statement I am trying to learn how pressure inside a container reacts on bolts holding the container together. This image shows the probleme. I am interested in how to calculate the forces reacting on the bolts. Homework Equations force=pressure*area area circle=...