ho Axis of rotation Free surface Zs he r R Q10) Consider a vertical cylindrical container partially filled with a liquid. The container is now rotated about its axis at a constant angular velocity of o. After initial transients, the liquid will move as a rigid body together with the container. There is no deformation, and thus there can be no shear stress, and every fluid particle in the container moves with the same angular velocity. a) Write the force balance equations. b) Solve for the isobar surface (Zisobar).

ho Axis of rotation Free surface Zs he r R Q10) Consider a vertical cylindrical container partially filled with a liquid. The container is now rotated about its axis at a constant angular velocity of o. After initial transients, the liquid will move as a rigid body together with the container. There is no deformation, and thus there can be no shear stress, and every fluid particle in the container moves with the same angular velocity. a) Write the force balance equations. b) Solve for the isobar surface (Zisobar).

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