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Pressure

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Pressure

  • Pressure
  • Newton

F = MA

  • 1N = is about the amount or force needed to hold a medium sized apple
  • An adult heart generates 7-10N with each pump.
  • Pressing a key on a keyboard is a few N
  • Holding a tennis ball is about 10N
  • Moving your water bottle is about 10N
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Pressure is a measure of force to an area

P = F/A

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1 Pascal = 1 Newton over an area of 1 metre squared

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1 kilopascal = 1000 p

  • 50 psi = 344.74 kpa
  • 30 psi = 206.34
  • At sea level 101,325 Pascals (101.3 kPa).
  • Teen blood pressure Systolic Pressure:12,000 to 21,000 Pascals. Diastolic Pressure: 8,000 to to 14,000 Pascals.
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Pascal's Law

Pressure applied to an enclosed fluid/gas is transmitted equally in all directions throughout the fluid

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Hydraulic = fluid

Pneumatic = air

compressible?

Pascal's Law and MA

MA = it’s the size of each piston (surface area)

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Force of small piston/area of small piston = force of large piston/area of large piston

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What is the cost for a small piston to move a larger one ?

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Activities

  • Cue tip blowgun
  • Pressure Rocket you build - more interesting
  • Vacuum Syringe Rocket - easy
  • Fill bike tires - easy
Photo by John Baker

Soon

  • Before the siege engines begin, we’ll be playing with hydraulic machines.
  • These kits are made by the same company as the siege engine models.
Photo by SteveR-