Properties Of Fluids Flashcards by Angelika Sagario

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Temp english unit

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Fahrenheight and rankine

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Temp si unit

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Celsius and kelvin

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Convert celsius to fahrenheight (temp)

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T cel= 5/9 [T Fahr - 32]

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Convert celsius to kelvin (temp)

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Tk=Tc+273

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Convert fahr to rankine (temp)

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Tr= Tf+460

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Mass english unit

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Pound (lb)

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Mass SI unit

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Kilogram (kg) and Ton

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Kilogram to pounds (mass)

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1kg = 2.205 lbs

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Covert ton to kg (mass)

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1ton = 1000 kg

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Weight formula

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W=Mass x gravity

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English unit of weight (g)

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Gravity = 32.2 ft/s^2

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Si unit of weight

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Newton
Gravity = 9.81 m/s^2

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Convert KN to N (weight)

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1kn = 1000N

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Volume english unit

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Gallon (gal) and cubic feet (ft^3)

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Volume SI unit

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Liter (L) and cubic meter (m^3)

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Gal to litee (volume)

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1gal = 3.78 L

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Cubic ft (ft^3) to Gallon (gal) (volume)

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1ft^3 = 7.48 gal

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Cubic meter (m^3) to Liters (L) (volume)

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1m^3 = 1000L

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Volume formula

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V= pi r^2L or V= pi d^2/4 L

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English unit mass density (ρ)

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Lb/ ft^3

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SI UNIT OF MASS DENSITY (ρ)

A

Kg/m3

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Density of water (ρwater) in english unit

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ρwater= 62.4lb/ft^3

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Mass Density of water in SI UNIT

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ρwater= 1000kg/m^3

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Mass density formula

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ρ =m/v (mass over volume)

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Weight density english unit

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Lb/ft ^3

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Weight density SI unit

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N/m^3
kN/ m^3

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Weight density of water eng unit

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62.5 lb/ft^3

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Weight densuty of water si unit

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9.81 kn/m^3
9810 N/m^3

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Specific gravity

A

SG = mas density of substance / mass density of water

Sg = weight density of subs / weight density of water

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1 atm to psi (eng)

A

14.7 psi

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1 atm to hg eng

A

29.9 hg

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Atm to ft in water eng

A

34ft

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Atm to kpa si

A

101.325 kpa

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Atm to mmhg si

A

760 mmhg

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Atm to kg/cm^2 si

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1.033 kg/cm^2

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Atm to m in h20 si

A

10.33m

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1 bar to kpa

A

100

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Lb/in^2

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Psi

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Kn/m^2

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Kpa

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N/m^2

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Pascal

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Finding pressure underneath the surface formula

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P =weight density of fluid x height

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Pressure given area and force formul

A

P=f/a

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Gas constant

A

0.08206 atm•L /mol•k

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Volume of sphere

A

4/3 pi r^3

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Cylinder volume

A

Pi d^2/ 4 x L

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Cone

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1/3pi r^2 h