A circular water tank with a diameter of 10 m and with uniform cross section , some angles measurements were performed from point E which is exactly at the top edge of the water tank in order to compute the water quantity inside the tank The zenith angle from point E to point MT which is at the center of the top water level = %3D 140 The vertical angle from point E to point MB which is at the center of the bottom base of the tank = - 60 %3D Find water volume inside the water tank

A circular water tank with a diameter of 10 m and with uniform cross section , some angles measurements were performed from point E which is exactly at the top edge of the water tank in order to compute the water quantity inside the tank The zenith angle from point E to point MT which is at the center of the top water level = %3D 140 The vertical angle from point E to point MB which is at the center of the bottom base of the tank = - 60 %3D Find water volume inside the water tank

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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