The mechanism shown is used to lower handicapped persons into a whirlpool tub for therapeutic treatment. In the unloaded configuration, the weight of the boom and hanging chair induces a compressive force of 550 N in hydraulic cylinder AB. (Compressive means that the force which cylinder AB exerts on point B is directed from A towards B.) If¸ = 20°, determine the moment made by this cylinder force which acts on point B about (a) point O and (b) point C. The 870 330 115 195 675 185 O 155 245 B 130

The mechanism shown is used to lower handicapped persons into a whirlpool tub for therapeutic treatment. In the unloaded configuration, the weight of the boom and hanging chair induces a compressive force of 550 N in hydraulic cylinder AB. (Compressive means that the force which cylinder AB exerts on point B is directed from A towards B.) If¸ = 20°, determine the moment made by this cylinder force which acts on point B about (a) point O and (b) point C. The 870 330 115 195 675 185 O 155 245 B 130

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Chapter15: Fluid Mechanics

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