Option B3 Flashcards

Fluids and fluid dynamics

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1
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What is the formula of

calculating density?

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What is the formula of

calculating Pressure?

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3
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How to determine pressure of a gas

by a manometer?

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4
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What is Buoyant force?

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Buoyant force is

the upward force of a fluid

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5
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State

Archimedes’ principle

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6
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What is the relationship

between

weight of object and buoyant force?

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If weight of object > buoyant force => object sinking down

If weight of object < buoyant force => object floating up

If weight of object = buoyant force => object not moving (or floating) => hydrostatic equilibrium

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7
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State

Pascal’s principle

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What is

Hydrostatic equilibrium?

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9
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Define the ideal fluid

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Ideal fluids will be taken to mean fluids that are incompressible and nonviscous and have steady flows

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10
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What is Streamlines?

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A streamline is an imaginary line that represents the path of fluid particles

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What is

The continuity equation?

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12
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State the

The Bernoulli equation

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13
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What is The Bernoulli effect?

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14
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Define

Viscosity and Viscous Drag

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Viscosity is a fluid’s resistance to flow.

Viscous Drag = the frictional force present when a solid object moves through a liquid

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15
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State

Stokes’ law

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16
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State the difference in terms of the velocity of the water between laminar and turbulent flow.

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In laminar flow, the velocity of the fluid is constant at any point in the fluid whereas it is not constant for turbulent flow

17
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What is

a Laminar flow?

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Laminar flow is

– a fluid moves smoothly and is predicable

- the velocity is constant at any point in the flow

- also known as streamline flow which only occurs in low flow rate

18
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What is

a Turbulent flow?

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Turbulent flow is

- a fluid moves chaotically and is hard to predict regarding its motion

- the velocity of flow is not constant

- occurs in high flow rate

19
Q

What is

Reynolds numbe?

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Reynolds number is a value to determine whether a flowing fluid is a laminar or a turbulent flow

20
Q

What is the formula

of calculating Reynolds numbe?

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