Fluids (sec 4) Flashcards
absolute pressure P = P(o) +dgh
absolute pressure = pressure above the fluid + the pressure the fluid placing on that point
gauge pressure P = P-P(atm) = (P(o) + dgh) - P(atm)
gauge pressure = total pressure at a point - atmospheric pressure = (P above the point of interest + pressure due to fluid) - pressure from the atmosphere
F(1)/A(1)=F(2)/A(2)
if a force is applied through a fluid then the initial force, divided by it’s area, will equal the final force divided by its area.
buoyant force = the density of the item being displaced * volume of item displace * gravity
In other words buoyant force is how much the object that could be in that space instead wants to be in that space.
Q = v(1)A(1) = v(2)A(2)
Flow rate is constant in a pipe, so velocity will decrease in a manner directly proportional to an increase in area.
Bernoulli’s equation
P(1)+.5densityv(1)^2+densitygh = P(2)+.5densityv(2)^2+densitygh
conservation of energy for a closed system with flowing fluid. It states that the sum of the static pressure and dynamic pressure at any two points will equal it each other.
Total pressure + dynamic pressure (.5densityv^2) + static pressure (densityheightaccelerationDueToGravity)