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    Fluids include liquids and gases which have no fixed shape and flow freely. Density is a measure of mass per unit volume and specific gravity compares the density of a substance to the density of water. Atmospheric pressure is measured using a barometer and gauge pressure within a gas is measured using a manometer. Blood pressure is measured clinically and refers to systolic and diastolic pressures.

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    Fluids include liquids and gases which have no fixed shape and flow freely. Density is a measure of mass per unit volume and specific gravity compares the density of a substance to the density of water. Atmospheric pressure is measured using a barometer and gauge pressure within a gas is measured using a manometer. Blood pressure is measured clinically and refers to systolic and diastolic pressures.

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    Chapter 10

    fluids
    · fluids Statics Secto 1--secto 7
    .
    .
    .

    phases of matter :

    ·
    Solids- > Fixed size and shape >
    - mass ,
    Force

    fluids Liquids fixed shape


    (
    >
    - · do not maintain a
    -

    Flow
    -gases
    ·
    Able to .
    -

    density , pressure

    density and Specific Gravity :

    SI unit f
    ·

    Density-mass =
    Kg(m3
    volume
    >
    - scalar ,
    intrinsic property of the substance .

    Specific density of f(x)


    ·

    Gravity SF =
    a substance -

    of H2C Find
    density
    >
    -
    pure number [dimentionless]
    >
    - T (H20) = 103 kg/m3 "at 42o"
    Voi
    >
    -
    -
    Barometer "measuring atmospheric Pressure"

    Pi = Patm P2 =
    S
    Pxtm +
    Phy Hg
    P2 =
    figgh
    Pl = P2 = Patm =
    Suggh -[Hat (1atm) =
    750mm-Hg
    >
    - [hH0] at Tatm = 10 3 m.
    - H20

    manometer "measures the Po of a


    gas"
    gauge pressure
    -

    &
    w
    Pi P2
    C
    ·
    =

    Po
    ·
    PB = Patm + If9h ↓
    -- 2

    P1 Pgas Patm absolute pressure of the


    Gas -
    said ge
    · = + =

    gas

    Pi = P2 =
    Patm + 179h

    P2-Patm =
    97gh => Pgange =
    Pgas =
    If gh

    Blood pressure is measured using


    >
    -
    a
    gauge

    heart
    Systolic + maximum
    pressure when is
    pumping .
    Normal = 120

    mm-Hg
    dicstolic -
    pressure at the
    resting part of the cycle
    . Normal - 80

    mm-Hg
    >
    -
    Absolute Pressure = Patm +
    Psystolic/Poliastolic .

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