Week 1 Flashcards

Introduction, Pressure and Fluid Static Forces

1
Q

What are the two types of properties of a system?

A

Extensive Properties (depend on the size or extent of a system e.g mass, volume and energy) and Intensive Properties( Independent of system size e.g Density , temperature and pressure)

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2
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What type of property makes examples like Specific internal energy and specific volume

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Intensive by dividing through by mass

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3
Q

What base unit system do we use?

A

Système International d’unites(SI)

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4
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What Country doesn’t use SI units in Engineering?

A

USA

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5
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What is the SI unit of mass, length and time?

A

Kilogram,Meter and seconds

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6
Q

Convert 1km to meters

A

1km=1000m

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7
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What are the SI prefixes for 10^6, 10^9, and 10^-3?

A

Mega(M), Giga(G) and Milli(m)

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8
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Define Density and its equation.

A

Density is the mass of a fluid per unit volume.
p=m/v
where:
p= density
m=mass
v=volume

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9
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What are the units of Denisty?

A

Kgm^-3

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10
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What relationship does density and specific volume have?

A

Inverse Relationship

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11
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What is the equation transformation showing inverse relationship for density and specific volume?

A

(v)=v/m
p=m/v
p=1/(v)

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12
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What is specific gravity and how is it calculated?

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Specific gravity is the ratio of a fluid’s density to a reference density (usually water).
σ= ρ /ρ0
ρ0= the density of water

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13
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What is pressure and what is the equation to calculate it?

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Pressure is a force distributed over an area.
p=f/A

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14
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What is pressure on a molecular level?

A

Pressure of a gas is caused by particle collision density, higher pressure means higher rate of particle collisions. Pressure forces on an object acts normal to the surface.

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15
Q

What are the units of pressure (SI)?

A

Pascal (Pa)
1Pa=1Nm^-2

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16
Q

What is the pressure caused by the earth’s atmosphere at group level approximately?

A

101325Pa

17
Q

What is gauge pressure and its equation?

A

The working pressure above or below atmospheric conditions.
pgauage=pabsolute-patmosphere

18
Q

What is an example of Vertical Pressure Variation?

A

Diving into a swimming pool, the effect of pressure increases felt by discomfort in the ears.

19
Q

How do you calculate pressure when multiple fluids are involved?

A

p base= p1gh1+p2gh2+p3gh3+…

20
Q

What is the purpose of a manometer?

A

Manometers measure pressure using columns of fluid, exploiting the pressure-depth relationship.

21
Q

How is the force on an immersed surface calculated?

A

Force is the integral of pressure with respect to depth:
F=pgw(integral)h dh

22
Q

What is specific volume and how is it related to density?

A

Specific volume is the inverse of density
(v)=1/p