Ch. 4: Fluids Flashcards
do fluids exert perpendicular or parallel forces
perpendicular
equation for density
p = m/V
rho = mass / volume
what is the unit of density
kg / m^3
OR g/mL OR g/cm^3
what is the density of water
1 g/cm^3
equation for weight of a fluid
Fg = pVg
weight = density * volume* acceleration d/t gravity
equation for pressure
P = F/A
pressure = force / area
what is the unit of pressure
pascal = N/m^2
1 pascal = 1 Newton / m^2
equation for absolute pressure
P = Po + pgz
absoulte pressure = incident/ambient pressure + densitygravitydepth
equation for gauge pressure
Pgauge = P - Patm = (Po + pgz) - Patm
difference between pressure in an enclosed space and atmospheric pressure
Pascal’s principle definition
for fluids that are incompressible, applied pressure is transmitted through the fluid and onto the surfaces containing the fluid.
Pascal’s principle equation
P = F1/A1 = F2/A2
F2 = F1 (A2/A1)
Buoyant force equation
Fbuoy = p fluid * V fluid displaced * g = p fluid * V submerged * g
when will an object sink in a fluid?
objects sink when their density is greater than the density of the fluid
cohesion
attractive forces between molecules of a fluid
Is surface tension due to cohesion of fluid molecules or adhesion of fluid molecules?
cohesion
adhesion
attractive forces between molecules of a fluid and the surfaces containing that fluid
what causes a convex meniscus?
when cohesion of a fluid is stronger than adhesion
viscosity
resistance of a fluid to flow
what is an inviscid fluid?
an ideal fluid with no viscosity that is incapable of experiencing viscous drag
what is the unit of viscosit
the pascal-second
Pa * s = (N * s) / m^2
Definition of laminar flow
flow that is smooth, orderly, and characterized by LAYERS of fluid running parallel to each other
Poiseuille’s law/equation for flow rate
Q = (pi * r^4 * delta P) / 8 * eta * L
flow rate (volume flowing over time) = [pi * tube radius^4 * pressure gradient] / [8 * viscosity * length of the pipe]
Definition of turbulent flow
flow that is rough and disorderly, and characterized by eddies
definition of critical speed
speed at which an unobstructed flowing fluid begins to become turbulent
critical speed equation
Vc = [Nr * eta] / [rho * D]
critical speed = (Reynolds number * viscosity) / (density 8 tube diameter)
continuity equation/simplified flow rate equation
Q = V1A1 = V2A2
Bernoulli’s equation
P1 + 0.5 rhov1^2 + rhogh1 = P1 + 0.5rhov2^2 + rhogh2
static pressure + dynamic pressure is conserved/constant for a system
Venturi effect
direct relationship between cross-sectional area and pressure