Q. If liquid pressure is increased from 4000 kN/m² to (b) Ir 6000 kN/m², the volume of liquid decreased by 0.2 percent, Determine the bulk modulus of elasticity of the liquid.

Q. If liquid pressure is increased from 4000 kN/m² to (b) Ir 6000 kN/m², the volume of liquid decreased by 0.2 percent, Determine the bulk modulus of elasticity of the liquid.

SOLUTION:
Bulk modulus of elasticity K = – (dp)/((dv)/v)
Change in pressure

p = 6000 – 4000

= 2000kN / (m ^ 2)

=(dv)/v

= 0.2/100

= 0.002
K = 2000/0.002

     = 1.0 ^ 6 KNm²

 

Q. If liquid pressure is increased from 5000 kN/m² to (b) Ir 7000 kN/m², the volume of liquid decreased by 0.3 percent, Determine the bulk modulus of elasticity of the liquid.

SOLUTION:
Bulk modulus of elasticity K = – (dp)/((dv)/v)
Change in pressure

p = 8000 – 5000

= 3000kN / (m ^ 2)

=(dv)/v

= 0.3/100

= 0.003
K = 3000/0.003

     = 1.0 ^ 6 KNm²

 

Q. If liquid pressure is increased from 1000 kN/m² to (b) Ir 5000 kN/m², the volume of liquid decreased by 0.4 percent, Determine the bulk modulus of elasticity of the liquid.

SOLUTION:
Bulk modulus of elasticity K = – (dp)/((dv)/v)
Change in pressure

p = 5000 – 1000

= 4000kN / (m ^ 2)

=(dv)/v

= 0.4/100

= 0.004
K = 4000/0.004

     = 1.0 ^ 6 KNm²

 

Q. If liquid pressure is increased from 4000 kN/m² to (b) Ir 9000 kN/m², the volume of liquid decreased by 0.5 percent, Determine the bulk modulus of elasticity of the liquid.

SOLUTION:
Bulk modulus of elasticity K = – (dp)/((dv)/v)
Change in pressure

p = 9000 – 4000

= 5000kN / (m ^ 2)

=(dv)/v

= 0.5/100

= 0.005
K = 5000/0.005

     = 1.0 ^ 6 KNm²

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