Unit 1 Flashcards
Liquid Properties
Typically incompressible
Form surface within container
Have surface tension - can be poured
Gas Properties
Compressible
Take shape of entire container
No surface tension - cannot be poured
Primary Dimensions
length, mass, time, temperature, current
Secondary Dimensions
Expressed in terms of primary dimensions, such as force is M*L/T^2
Pressure Equation
P=F/A
Pascal’s Laws
- Pressure is uniform in every direction
2. Pressure force is always perpendicular to the surface
Density equation
p=M/V
Ideal Gas Law
PV=nRT OR P=pRT where p=density
Density changes in response to:
Temperature and Pressure
Specific Weight Equation
y=pg where y=specific weight & p=density
Specific Gravity Equation
SG=density of fluid/density of water at 4C
Bulk Modulus of Elasticity (E) Definition
Property that relates changes in pressure to changes in volume (ie. expansion or contraction)
Bulk Modulus Equation
E=-change in pressure/fractional change in volume
E=-change in pressure/fractional change in density
Elasticity is often called:
the compressibility of the fluid
T/F: Bulk modulus is variable
True