Topic 3-Mix & Flow Flashcards

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1
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Pressure

A

The amount of force applied to a given area.

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2
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What unit it pressure measured in?

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Pascals (Pa)

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3
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What is the formula used to calculate pressure?

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Pressure = Force
——
Area

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4
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When calculating pressure, what unit is force measured in?

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Newtons

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5
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When calculating pressure, what unit is area measured in?

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Meyers squared

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6
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Pascal’s Law

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Enclosed fluid transfers pressure equally in all directions.

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7
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Hydraulic System

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A system that uses compressed liquids

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8
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Pneumatic Devices

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A system that uses compressed air.

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9
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Compressibility

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How much a given volume of matter decreases when placed under pressure.

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10
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What states of matter are incompressible?

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Solid and Liquid

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11
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What state of matter is compressible?

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Gas

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12
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What happens when the space between particles increases?

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It becomes more compressible.

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What happens when there are less space between particles?

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It becomes less compressible.

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14
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Buoyancy

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The force that pushes back against an object to make it float.

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Positive Buoyancy

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When an object floats quite close to the surface of the water.

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Neutral Buoyancy

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When an object floats in the middle of the water, between the surface and bottom.

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Negative Buoyancy

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When an object floats on the bottom of the water.

18
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Buoyant Force

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The upward force exerted by any fluid upon a object placed on it.

19
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What is a Plimsol Line

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A reference mark located on a ship’s hull that indicates the maximum depth to which the vessel may be safely immersed when loaded with cargo.

20
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Density

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How close together the particles are. Mass per unit volume of a substance.

21
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Describe density using the particle model of matter.

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Solids - tight particles - more dense

Liquids - looser particles - less dense

Gases - very loose particles - least dense

22
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What happens when you increase the temperature of matter?

A

A substance will change from solid, to liquid, to gas

Particles of a substance spread out

Particles will take up more space.

23
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What is the formula used to measure density.

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Density = mass divided by volume.

24
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What units are used to measure the density of a solid?

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grams per centimetre squared.

25
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What units are used to measure the density of a liquid?

A

Grams per litre or grams per millilitre

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Viscosity

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How thick or thin the substance is.

27
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What happens when the thickness of a substance goes up?

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It becomes more viscous

28
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What happens to the thickness of a substance goes down?

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It becomes less viscous

29
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How do you measure viscosity?

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You test the substances Flow rate.

30
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What happens to a liquids viscosity level when you increase the temperature?

A

It decreases

31
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What happens to the viscosity of a gas when the temperature goes up?

A

It increases

32
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Incompressible

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Cannot be compressed easily