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1. A lever is 4 metres long and is suspended at its centre of gravity. The...


1. A lever is 4 metres long and is suspended at
its centre of gravity. The lever is in
equilibrium in horizontal position. In which
state of equilibrium will it come to rest, if
it is loaded with 8 kg at the right end?
2. Besides the 8 kg at the right end, the lever
in Exercise 1 is loaded with 3 kg at an equal
distance from the suspension point and the 8
kg weight. How many kg should we place at the
left end to make the bar hang in a horizontal
stable position of equilibrium?
3. By sounding an oil tank, its contents are
found to be 245 m3. The specific gravity of
the oil is 0.850 t/m3. Calculate the weight
of the oil.
4. A ballast tank contains 474.2 t sea water
with a specific gravity of 1.025. Calculate
the volume taken up by the water.
5. A drilling rig with a triangular underwater
form floats in salt water having a specific
gravity of 1.025. The rig is 80 m long and 70
m wide. Find the displacement of the rig when
it has a draught of 15'04".
6. An oil sample has a volume of 1 litre. The
container holding the sample weighs 275 g.
The oil sample plus container weigh 1.120 kg.
Find the specific gravity of the oil.

9. Convert 3,550 cubic metres to US barrels.
10. A specific gravity of a drilling fluid is
given as 1.625 kg/dm3.
Convert this figure to the following units:
ts/bbl,
lbs/gallon (US),

and lbs/cub.ft.

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