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CH 13 - Fluids

Fluid density is defined as an object's mass per unit volume. Pressure is defined as force per unit area. Pressure increases with depth due to gravity. The standard units for pressure are Pascals (Pa), with 1 atmosphere (atm) equal to 100,000 Pa. Absolute pressure is measured from spring-loaded pistons while gauge pressure measures differences from atmospheric pressure.

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CH 13 - Fluids

Fluid density is defined as an object's mass per unit volume. Pressure is defined as force per unit area. Pressure increases with depth due to gravity. The standard units for pressure are Pascals (Pa), with 1 atmosphere (atm) equal to 100,000 Pa. Absolute pressure is measured from spring-loaded pistons while gauge pressure measures differences from atmospheric pressure.

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densities at latm

( h 13 : Fluids p density is
my
-
-
-
-

d =
depth units :
KI
*
density is what an object is made of m'

not Its p Fai force pl unit A


a-
size
=

p po +
pgd
=

13.2 pressure gabs


atm
:

pressure

units =
Pa =
I
2
m

Pa 1bar
In 100,000Pa
-
= -

14.7 psi =
14.7¥ =
I atm
I torr =
latm -
-
760 mmHg
pressure exists at all points of a container
-

spring and piston


- -

measure absolute pressure ( p )

gauge pressure ( pg) pg =p p


=
atoms
- -

↳ actual pressure above atmospheric pressure

F by water at
bottom
A
PA


op

Eon
.
:O

F- by bottom -
f-
by top
-

mg
=
0

am eats Pb A -

Pb A -

mg
-
-
O
b

p II - o F PA
- -
-
-

Ex Glaucoma
.
:
Pressures as
great as 85mm Hg .
p
=
po
t
pgd
Surface area in back of eyes is a 6cm? What kind r i t
Dabs Patm
OF force does this represent ? pg
need Pa
£ '
-
"

bmfnf (En) 6×10


' '
85 mmHg A 6cm
'
m
85 mmHg
( loygoomomp.gg ) 11329.6Pa
=
Pg
-

: -

need

P A
P F AP
'll 11329Pa)
= "
f
=
o
( 6×10 6.8 N
-
-
=
=
m

EI :
Vertebrate in the spine : lifting improperly result in forces
can of 5000 N applied over a 10cm
'
area .

What pressure results? How deep would you have to dive ?

F =
5000N A =
10cm '

p =
I p
-
-
15000hL ,
5×106 Pa
A 0.001M '

" "m
.cl#mTr
'
=

p =p
ga 5.0×106 =
( 1000
'
19.8 Eg ) d D= 510M

Gaugeorttbsoloteo total pressure at bottom of a tank filled w/ both water and 011
LET: '
ater
total pressure is due to air . oil ,
and water Dabs =
Po t
Pg
P bot =
Po +
Poll +
P water -0 Dabs =
Paths +
Pong doll
+
P water Gd water
* Pressure increases as you go deeper , push Wla force , put something on top
Ex The gas
. in the cylinder is at a pressure of p gas
=
3.0×105 Pa How high is the column of mercury ?

(
3.0×105 P ,
= Pz P gas =
Patm t
p atm gh
T

3. O x
105Pa =
101300 Pa t ( 13,600kg 1ms ) ( 9.8 Fg) h
h =
1.5M

Ex .
A ball weighing 1. ON has a density 113 that of water .
What is the
tension in the string when the ball 1$ held under water as shown .

Force By on x
y

wf#
weight Earth B O -
w
Tension string B O -

T
pressure Atm B O -
F ←
Buoyancy
Ef -
-
Ma
-

W T - -
B = 0
-

IN -

T -
B = O
IN M (9.8) m 0.102kg
-
.
-
-

T B W V th
p ng
- - -
-
- - -

p
-
-

Ill 01300Pa) =
33766.6 p
T V W T Wba
P water g th
-

pg
-
-
- - -

"

Pball
F- 1000k£ ¥7, -
IN T 2N-
-

HI
'
M of
. =
- kg To find mass object when
Ms
density is known .

this is buoyancy force .

Density
of the fluid and
Density is

KIM ,
.

tsh . m
'
=
KII =
I volume is only the submerged
portion of the object

Pressure and the pressure at


KI I a depth of h bellow the surface
my
=
m
.
'
m

m
' ,
the density is of the fluid

This is the weight of an

kg '

FT = N object ,
force by the earth .

Mass is of the object .

Hydrostatics Ono =
1000¥ .
P =

IT a- smaller area > pressure

Pg =
TIOM a

"
P (1000119.811101=9.8×10 Pa due to water
only

pgh
-
-

* need to add I atm for Dabs =


Po

Buoyancy :
force pushing up on water FB =

Way;g , ,aced
=
Of g V submerged ←
only part
is underwater
that

( archimedes Principle)
TFB know that will to 0
b/c object is floating we sum of forces =

D-
,

SO
FB = W object = Wand displaced

Only when object IS
floating
I w -

mg

T Pf, g V $06
V
If floating It means Daud g V submerged =
P object G
D- object
← entire

f. W=
pobjg Venture object

m m

object is
D
← at equilibrium buoyancy and W =
to each other G V sub =
Vob,
completely
submerged but not sinking 1 rising -
EF =
downward so , since gd, V are equal to each other the
+
Ly
,

density must be greater


object sinking

% sub =
pobject . 100
P fluid

Ex
m
2kg What
-

?
-

sp gr 0.05 volume is submerged


-

-
-


.

FB =
my
=
prey V sub 2kg =
1000k£ V ,
V =
0.002M'

500N water it 300N W app ?


_q¥00N obj normally weighs ,
under weighs ←
.
p =

O EF =
FB -

500N =
-
300N FB = 200N ←
use to get density
to 500N T
ble points down
neg * b/c entire object is submerged , Vsobm =
V object

only diff IS density so Dob, =


2.50 Hao
= 2500 Kmt
,

* Buoyant force depends on the volume of an object ,


not the weight

Ex .
Tension in a string is measured to be 7.81N .
Crown weighs 8.30N

t.IT#- 7.81N FB -

or g V sub EF =
FB + T -
Wo = O
A-
.

to W : 8.30N
FB 11000k£) (9.8) V
-
-
=
.
Fb =
7.81 -
8.30 = 0.49N

Vo we FB pfvog
=
(Ffg) g
Pr
Pat Po
=
Wo PRI
-
-
=
-
-
.

Dog FB

11000118.3mL =
17000kg 1ms ← lower than pure gold
0.49N

Floating at static Equilibrium

FB =
pf Vr g .
=
Wo =
Po Vo g Ve =
por Vo less than Vo ble po Cpr .

P f
o A submarine cruises at depth of 300M .
What is the pressure at this depth ?

P = ( 1000 kglmx) ( 9.8 FT ) ( 300M) =


2940000k¥ =
Pa .
I = 29.0 atm
101300Pa

A- a connected liquid in hydrostatic equilibrium rises to the


same height in all open regions of the container

* only fluids at hydrostatic equilibrium


even though P ,
holds more water ,
P , =P . b/c at same depth

p , =p .
It In hydrostatic equilibrium , pressure is the same at all points in
a horizontal line through a connected liquid of a single kind

Ex .
What is the pressure at the top of the closed tube ?
"

even though Pa is not at same h as P, they still equal to each other

160cm
,

still =P ,
to
P, is open to atmosphere so P, =
Po =
Patin =
101k Pa
s
( 1.01×10 ) 11000kg1ms ) ( 9.8mF) ( 0.6M)
-

D.
Pubs -
-

pot pgd Po -

-
t

T
pressure at top Po -
-
106880Pa
1- other liquid

Pascal 's Principle


IF the pressure at one point in an incompressible fluid is changed ,
the pressure at every other point in the
fluid changes by the same amount .

so basically ,
IF liquid is sealed in container ( or WI piston) If pressure is applied It will be distributed equally
How to solve :

I . Draw a picture -
show open surfaces , pistons ,
anything that affects pressure .
Include h da A G p

2. Determine Po at surface open to air Po =


patm = I atm

in contact wlgas Do =D gas

closed Po =
pgas Where tf is the force that a surface ( piston) exerts on fluid

3. Horizontal lines -

pressure in a connected fluid is the same at any point along horizontal line

4 . Allow for gauge pressure


-

pressure gauges read pg


-
-

p -

patm
* so have to add latm

5 . Use hydrostatic pressure equation -


P -
-
Po +
pgh

13.4 -

Pressure in a tube w/ 2 liquids %

÷k↳ .int
"
is
. ""

: :O:÷:÷÷ :÷ ::S
75cm . -
- - -

.
.

. . .

P, =
I atm + ( 900119.81/0.75) ←
atm t
pressure of oil on →

=/ atm +
6620
P2 =
B t ( 1000119.8110 .
2g,
=P, + 24250 * since P ,
=
Pz P, =
Pz -
24250 = P .
-

24250
P, =
Pz -

24250 P, =
I atm t 6620 I atm + 6620 -

2450

=
Iatm t
-

4200Pa

* better to understand :
Patin +
Pough =
Paused +

Dwg h water
-
T t
surface P surf P
p of o,,

( 101300Pa) + 1900 "


91ms ) ( 9.87g) ( 0.75M) =
P t 11000 119.8 Eg ) ( 0.25M)

P =
105,500 Pa .

kg
MT
.
Kg

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