Introduction to gpsurya blog

$Dear$ $Friends,$ In this blog you will find around 320 solved Geophysics GATE and CSIR-NET and other competitive exams solutions with a better explanation. Please follow and share if you like it. $Thanks,$ $gpsurya$ and $group$

CSIR-NET 2013 DEC (142)

CSIR-NET 2013

142. If the density of petroleum is 0.8 g/cc and density of saline formation water is 1.10 g/cc, then the buoyancy force on a 350m high continuous petroleum column would be 

A) 0.8 M Pa
B) 1 M Pa
C) 1.05 M Pa
D) 0.95 M Pa

Solution:


Buoyancy force (or) Buoyancy pressure (Pb) = ( ρwρp ) gh

Pb – buoyancy pressure

ρw and ρp – density of water and petroleum

g – acceleration due to gravity

h – height above the free water level


Pb = (1100 – 800) * 9.8 * 350 kg / m3 m/s2 m

= 300 * 9.8 * 350 kg / m s2

= 1029000 kg / m s2


Pb = 1.03 MPa


Related Posts

Post a Comment

Subscribe Our Newsletter