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134 Cards in this Set

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force
mass times acceleration
force is
a push or pull
mass is
total amount of matter in a object
weight is
measurment of gravity times mass
torque is
force like quantity in rotational mechanical system
net force is
when force act in the same direct
prime movers are
force like quanties that act in the same ways
density
mass divided by volume
hydrometer
used to measure density
pressure
increases with dept
manometers
used to measure pressure difference
two types of fluids
liquad and gas
gasses are
compressible
pressure increase with what
depth
abosolute pressure is measured in
reference to a vacumm
weight density is
the ratio of an object
voltage comes in two factors
dc and ac
voltometers measures
voltage differnce
multimeters measures
voltage
positive pole is
anode
electrical circuits contain a
source,conductor.load
temperature differnce acts as a
prime mover
heat is a form of
energy
temperature is the
measure of the average energy of motion
thermocouples use
three wires of two differnt metals
the degree is placed in front of the
f or c
work equals
force times distance
input work
work going into a system
output work
work done by the system
efficiency
output divided by input
spring scales
used to mesasure input and output force
work equals
turque times the anglr
english unit for work
foot pound
si unit for work is
newton meter
linear mechanical work
mass moved in a straight line
angular mechanical
mass moved around an axis
mechanical work
causes object to start moving
fluid work
w=dp x v
when given height
fluid system raises
closed fluid system
fluid is reused
there is no such thing as
linear fluid
pressure exerted is
work done by the piston
cross sectioanl of a cylinder
.7854time diameter
electrical work is
ew=v x q
electrical charge
amperes by time
basic unit of electrical work is
1 joule=1 volt
input work
will be given in joules
rate is
displacement like quanhtity divided by elapsed time
velocity measures
linear mechanical work
speed is similar to
velocity
which has a higher pressure rate
small or large pipe
electrical rate
amount of charge moved
electricial current is smybolised by
i
one milliampere equals
.001
one microampere
.000001
ammeter measures what
current
hertz measures
frequency
oscilloscope
frequency
heats symbolised by
Qh
heat flow
amount of energy transferred
units of heat are
btu
dewar flask
contain energy
thermocouple
measure heatflow rate
equation for resistance
force divided by rate
resistance in a mechanicla system
friction and drag
equation for force
force times friction
drag resistance
force divided by vilosity
drag resistance
disruption
turbulence
fyling
sliding friction
must overcome
kinetic friction
must overcome
static friction
greater
friction reduction
lubrication
resistance
solid moving
laminar
flow is opposinet of turbulent flow
fluid resistance
transporting liquad by heating it
rf=
dp/qv
electrical resistance
voltage/electrical
re=
dv/i
conductors are
copper
insulators are
plastic
semi-conductors
silicon
resistivity
quality of a material
series circuit
total resistance
parrell circuit
found with a formula
themral resistance
opposite to flow rate
thermal resistance
rt=dt/qh
thermal conductitivty
quality of a material
r vaule
r factor
rt=
i/ka
energy
to do work
energy
used to overcome ressistance
p energy
stored in mechanicla energy
ep=
f times h
gravitational energy
earths gravity
elastic energy
has its shape becuase of it
k=
f/d
ep=
kd2
ep=
weight of water
weight of water
62.4
kinetic energy
motion possed by a moving body
ek=
1/2mv2
ek=
1/2iw2
total energy
sum of p energy and k energy
electricial energy
movements of electricail charge
capacitors
measured in faurds
capacitors
eletronic devices
inductances
measured in henries
efficiency less than
100 percent
h=
mcDT
calories are
units of energy
heat
is added to or subteracted to from a substance
conduction
movment of heat energy
convection
transfer of heat energy
radiation
transfer of heat energy by electromagnetic
power
rate of doing work
p=
work/time
power measure in
foot per second
power measured in
watts
power measured in
horsepower
one watt equals
one joule
one horsepower equals
550 foot pounds
one horsepower equals
746 watts
p=
v time i
p=
t times w
p=
dp times qv
gravity on earth is
9.8 meters
density of water is
62.4
one radian equals
57.3 degress
one revolution
360 degress
acceleration english unit
foot second
acceleration si unit
meter second
fluid system symbolised by
qv
i joule eqauls
1 volt times coulomb