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ILS Ch 13

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Pressure   force /area, measured in pascals  
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1N/m2   1Pa  
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Fluid pressure   increases with depth, depends on the type of fluid  
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Fluid   any liquid or gas, can not compress a liquid  
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Atmospheric pressure   caused by weight of atmosphere above a location, sea level =101 kPa  
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Pascal’s principal   change in pressure of a fluid is transmitted equally in all directions  
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Hydraulics   multiply force, based on Pascal’s Principal, diagram, fluid pressure is constant  
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Bernoulli’s Principal   as the speed of a fluid increases, pressure decreases, diagram  
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Lift   upward force on a wing, air above the wing moves faster than the air below  
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Buoyant force   upward force on an object in a fluid, strength depends on volume, equals the weight of the fluid displaced by the object, causes loss of weight  
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Archimedes Principal   buoyant force equals weight of fluid displaced by an object  
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Sink   density of object is greater than density of fluid, weight is greater than buoyant force  
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Float   density of object is less than the density of the fluid  
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Air pressure   decreases with altitude  
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Density – determines if an objects sinks or floats    
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Area – length x width, m2    
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Diagram of spheres    
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