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Specific gravity

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= density of substance/ density of water

Density of water is 1000kg/ m^3

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Density

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= mass/ volume

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Force of gravity for fluids

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= density * volume* gravity

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Pressure

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= force acting perpendicular to surface/ area

= atmospheric pressure + hydrostatic pressure

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Hydrostatic gauge pressure

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= density * gravity * depth

Pressure due only to the fluid in the tank

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Archimedes principle

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Buoyant force= density of fluid * volume submerged* gravity
If density of object< fluid density then :
the volume submerged = ( density of obj / density fluid)

An obj denser than the fluid will sink
The apparent weight =obj weight( density of obj * volume * gravity)- buoyant force

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Pascal law

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A confined fluid will transmit an externally applied pressure equally

( force1/area1)= (force2/area2)

Area1* depth 1= area2* depth2

Force 1* depth1= force2 * depth 2

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Flow rate

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= area * speed of flow

Area1* flow speed1= area2* flow speed 2

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Bernoulli principle

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  1. Fluid is incompressible
  2. Laminar flow
  3. Negligible viscosity
  4. Steady flow rate

Pressure at point 1 + (density * gravity * height1) + (0.5 * density* flow speed1^2)= Pressure at point 2 + (density * gravity * height2) + (0.5 * density* flow speed2^2)

The pressure is lower where the flow speed is greater

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Stress

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Can be shearing( bending), compression, tension forces

Theses stresses cause strain( obj shape change)

Hooke’ s law: stress= modulus * strain( change in length/ original length)
Tension/compression= young modulus
Shear- shear modulus

Change in length= ( force * original length)/( area* modulus)

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