Fluids Flashcards

Density, Buoyancy, Hydrostatic Pressure, Viscosity, Continuity Equation, Turbulence, Surface Tension, Bernoulli's Equation, Venturi Effect

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A ____ is either liquid or gas

A

A FLUID is either liquid or gas

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____ is the heaviness of a fluid

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DENSITY is the heaviness of a fluid

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Density is defined as: ____

Unit: ____

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Density is defined as: p = m/V

Unit: kg/m³

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4
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Specific gravity is the density of ____ compared to the density of ____

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Specific gravity is the density of A SUBSTANCE compared to the density of WATER

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Specific gravity is defined as: ____

Unit: ____

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Specific gravity is defined as: SG = p(substance)/p(water)

Unit: NO UNIT

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Density of water is: ____

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Density of water is: 1000kg/m³ = 1g/m³

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Pressure is defined as: ____

Unit: ____

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Pressure is defined as: P = F/A

Unit: Pa (N/m²)

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Pressure of a fluid at rest is independent of ____

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Pressure of a fluid at rest is independent of AREA

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Hydrostatic pressure of a fluid at rest defined as: ____

Unit: ____

A

Hydrostatic pressure of a fluid at rest defined as: P = pgh

Unit:

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P = pgh

P - ____
p - ____
g - ____
h - ____

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P = pgh

P - PRESSURE
p - DENSITY
g - GRAVITATIONAL CONSTANT
h - DEPTH

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Atmospheric pressure is: ____Pa

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Atmospheric pressure is: 101,000Pa

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____ is a measure of pressure compared to local atmospheric pressure

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GAUGE PRESSURE is a measure of pressure compared to local atmospheric pressure

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Absolute pressure is defined as: ____

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Absolute pressure is defined as: P(abs) = P(gauge) + P(atm)

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Pascal’s principle states that ____ applied anywhere to an enclosed incompressible fluid will be distributed undiminished throughout that fluid

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Pascal’s principle states that PRESSURE applied anywhere to an enclosed incompressible fluid will be distributed undiminished throughout that fluid

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15
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A hydraulic lifts use the equations: ____

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A hydraulic lifts use the equations: F₁d₁ = F₂d₂ OR F₁/A₁ = F₂/A₂

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____ force is an ____ (direction) force acting on a submerged object, and is equal to the ____ of displaced fluid

A

BUOYANT force is an UPWARD force acting on a submerged object, and is equal to the WEIGHT of displaced fluid

17
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Buoyant force is defined as: ____

Unit: ____

A

Buoyant force is defined as: F(b) = p(fluid)Vg = p(fluid)AgΔh = m(fluid)g = W(fluid)
Unit: N

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F(b) = p(fluid)Vg

F(b) - ____
p(fluid) - ____
V - ____
g - ____

A

F(b) = p(fluid)Vg

F(b) - BUOYANT FORCE
p(fluid) - DENSITY of fluid
V - VOLUME displaced
g - GRAVITY

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Buoyant force does not change with ____

A

Buoyant force does not change with DEPTH

20
Q

A floating object displaces an amount of fluid equal to its ____

A

A floating object displaces an amount of fluid equal to its WEIGHT

21
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A fully submerged object displaces an amount of fluid equal to its ____

A

A fully submerged object displaces an amount of fluid equal to its VOLUME

22
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The floating equation states that the submerged fraction equals: ____
Unit: ____

A

The floating equation states that the submerged fraction equals: Fraction SUBMERGED = p(floating object)/p(fluid)
Unit: %