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Fluid

Materials that have no fixed shape and are free to flow ex. gases and liquids

Laminar Flow

A smooth pattern of flow

Turbulent Flow

A irregular, mixing flow pattern.

Eddy

An area of slower moving fluid that occurs behind a obstactle

Stream lined

A smooth shape designed to decrease resistance to fluid flow

Flow rate

a measure of how quickly fluids; measured in a volume per unit time (ex. L/s)

Viscosity

A measure of how easily a fluids particles are able to slide past one another

Cohesion

A measure of how strongly the particles of a fluid attract each other

Surface tension

the strong attraction amoung the particles that form the surface of a liquid.

Adhesion

The attraction between the particles one substance and the particles of another substance

Fluid mechanics

The study of fluids and how the behave when at rest and when moving

Fluid dynamics

a part of the study of fluid mechanics concerned with how fluids move

Aerodynamics

A part of fluid dynamics concerned with how gases move.

Hydrodynamics

A part of fluid dynamics corncerned with how liquids move

Weight

The force of gravity acting on a object

Mass

The amount of matter that makes up an object or substance

Volume

The amount of space a object or substance takes up

Displace

to take the place of

Density

The measure of mass per unit volume of a substance

Characteristic property

A property that makes up a particular substance distinct from others

Buoyancy

A upward supportive force on a object ina fluid.

Swim bladder

A controllable, balloon-like chamber that allows fish to alter their buoyancy

Compress

To pack closely together; squeeze

Pneumatic system

A system that uses gas under pressure

Hydraulic system

A systen that uses liquids under pressure

A pump

forces fluids through a system

Conductors

Provide a pathway to the fluid

Valves

Keep fluids moving in the desired direction at the desired time.

Pressure gauge

Moniters pressure within the system

Pressure

The force per unit area

Atmosperic preasure

The force the atmosphere exerts on a unit of surface area

Pascals Law

States that a force applied to a fluid is distributed equally through all parts of the fluid

Valve

a mechanism that controls the flow of fluid in a pipe or tube

internal combustion engine

A device that provides power by burning fuel within its cylinders

Density ( Formula)

Density= mass


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volume

Pressure (Formula)

Pressure = F


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Pressure is measured in Pascals and 1 Pascal= 1 N/m2

Volume ( Formula)

Length x width x height

Flow rate ( Formula)

Volume of Fluid


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Amount of time