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Mind Map by Aryan Bhosale, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Aryan Bhosale
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Pressure in Fluids
- PRESSURE=
THRUST/AREA
- Units Of Pressure
- SI Unit : pascal (Pa)
- Gravitational Unit: kilogram force per square
metre (kgf/m2)
- Meteorological Unit: bar
- SI Unit : pascal (Pa)
- Units Of Pressure
- Mathematical
Expression
- P=h.d.g
- h=Height of the liquid
column
- d=density
of liquid
- g=acceleration due
to gravity
- h=Height of the liquid
column
- P=h.d.g
- Laws of Liquid
Pressure
- Experimental
Explanation
- To prove that pressure at a point inside
the liquid increases with the increase in
the density of fluid.
- To prove that
a liquid seeds
its own level.
- To prove that pressure at a point inside
the liquid increases with the increase in
the density of fluid.
- Curiosity
Quotient
- Why are the walls of a
dam made thicker at the
bottom?
- To facilitate the great liquid
pressure at great depth.
- To facilitate the great liquid
pressure at great depth.
- Why are the walls of a
dam made thicker at the
bottom?
- Experimental
Explanation
- Pascal's
Law
- The principal of transmission
of fluid-pressure
- Practical Application
- The principal of transmission
of fluid-pressure
- Atmospheric
Pressure:
Force exerted
by the air
- Instrument of Measurement
- Simple Barometer
- Fortin's Barometer
- Aneroid Barometer
- Simple Barometer
- Instrument of Measurement
- Gas Pressure
- Instrument of Measurement
- Gas Manometer
- Gas Manometer
- Instrument of Measurement
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