ure where we will consider Problem 3: (20 pts) (Show work for partial credit] The Washington...
ure where we will consider Problem 3: (20 pts) (Show work for partial credit] The Washington Monument in D.C. is an obelisk-type structure where we will the geometry to be a composite consisting of a square pillar with side length of 501 and height 550 ft, and a pyramidal cap with a square base also of size 50 ft and ape height 50ft. A uniform flow (standard air at sea level) of 20 ft/s is directed towards the corner of the square base, not the flat side, where we are neglecting ground erecte, Assume the drag coefficient of the pyramidal section is Cpp = 0.8 and the me action of the drag force on the pyramidal section passes through a point one-third on the height of the section measured up from its base. (a) (17 pts Calculate the reaction moment in the base of this structure. (b) [3 pts Compute an approximate Reynolds number (I will accept a few possibilities) and comment on the choice of length scale used. Does this justify your choice of CDs1 the drag coefficient on the square pillar section? U = 20 ft/s 50 ft 550 ft