Ideal Gas Law

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Ideal Gas Law

General Equations and Ideal Gas Law.  The general equation of a gas is an equation that can give the relationship between pressure, volume and temperature of gas in a place. Suppose we have one tank of gas, then the pressure in the tank we call P, the volume of the tank is V, and the temperature in the tank is T.

We can adjust or change the pressure, temperature and volume. It turns out that between P, V and T have a certain connection. The equation which connects between P, V and T is named as the gas state equation. We will review the equations for ideal gas.

General Gas Equations

When the pressure in the tank we change and the temperature we keep in order not to change or the temperature is constant, it turns out the volume also changed. If we increase the pressure then the volume decreases.

If we increase the volume of the tank the pressure will decrease. So the pressure changes inversely with the volume. Robert Boyle found experimentally that:

PV = constant at constant temperature

Gas in a tank, the volume may change. At the temperature we make constant it turns out if the volume is reduced the pressure will enlarge.

This law applies almost to all gas with low density.

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If now we keep the pressure to keep, then the volume of the tank we change it if our volume increases then the temperature in the tank rose. The temperature rise is proportional to the volume. This property applies to gas of low density. Jacques Charles and Gay Lussac found that in low-density gas applicable:

PV = CT
C is the constants of comparison. T is the absolute temperature. The unit T is Kelvin, t the temperature in units of Celsius.

T = t + 273

What is the value of C? Suppose we have two containers, each container containing the same type of gas and the same amount of gas. If the two places are united then the volume will enlarge to two times. The pressure and temperature are fixed.
Thus the constant C becomes twice the original. This means C is proportional to the amount of gas, or we can write it as:

C = kN
k is the new constant, N is the number of gas molecules. The above equation can now be written into:

PV = NkT

The constant k is called Boltzmann's constant. Experimentally the value of k is:

k = 1,381 * 10-23 J / K

The state equations for low-density gases are:

PV = nNakT = nRT

R = kNa is a common gas constant, its value for all gases is R = 8.314 J / mol. K = 0.08206 L. atm / mol.K

For real gas, the value of PV / nT is very close to a constant in a large pressure range.

Ideal Gas Law

The ideal gas law is defined as a gas in which PV / nT is constant for all condition. So the ideal gas satisfies the equation:

PV = nRT

The value of nR in the above equation is constant so we can write:

PV/T = constant  or

P1 . V1/ T1 = P2 . V2/ T2

We often read gas in standard circumstances. What does it mean by default? The standard state is a gas state at a pressure of 1 atm = 101 kPa and an absolute temperature of 273 K or 0 ° C. What is the volume of 1 mol of gas at the standard state? From the gas volume equation we can calculate the gas volume.

V = nRT/P

V = (1 mol)(0,0821 atm/mol.K (273) / 1 atm

V = 22,4 L

At the standard state any gas volume is 22.4 L.


 

Discovery of Exotic Particles Pentaquark

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Discovery of Exotic Particles Pentaquark

New particles consisting of five quarks (precisely four quarks and one anti-quark) were discovered after their existence was confirmed by five separate experiments around the world. Is a group of physicists working in SPRING-8 laboratory in Osaka, Japan, who first observed particles of mass 1.54 giga electronvolt (about one and a half times the mass of protons).

Their findings are published in Physical Review Letters, one of America's leading physics journals, last month. Not so long ago, the experiment was successfully confirmed by the DIANA research collaboration in Russia and the CLAS collaboration at Jefferson Lab, Virginia, USA. Finally, the collaboration of HERMES research at the DESY lab in Hamburg, Germany, and the SAPHIR collaboration in Bonn, Germany, also reported the same thing. Last month BBC online and the daily USA Today also carried this shocking news.

Discovery of Exotic Particles Pentaquark

So new, the name of particles that are charged with this positron is still not agreed. Some physicists still refer to it as a Z + particle, while lately it has mostly declared it as Theta + or exotic pentaquark particles (five quarks). Although not banned by the Standard Model officially embraced by all physicists, the presence of pentaquark particles has been difficult to detect. However, the rapid progress in the accelerator world and the increasingly sophisticated particle detectors are now ending the hunt for the particles that have been forecasted since about 30 years ago.

This discovery of course has serious consequences on the human view of the universe, because so far the quarks that are the foundation of the universe are known to form only subatomic particles in a combination of two or three quarks

What is a Quark?

Originally a quark was predicted by Murray Gell-mann and George Zweig as fundamental particles in 1964. The quark name was chosen by Gell-Mann. The name appears in James Joyce's novel Finnegan's Wake in one sentence: "three quarks for Muster Mark". This idea is very revolutionary because it introduces new sub-particles that are charged with +2/3 and -1/3 proton charge. But at first he was only considered a particle of mathematical fiction because the quark was never in a state of freedom.

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Quarks can only live in subatomic particles such as protons, neutrons, or pawns. The strong force that binds the quark inside the particle will grow larger if we want to remove it. Nevertheless, experimental results over the past 40 years have shown that the existence of quarks is no longer an impossible task.

To date there are six types of quarks named up, down, strange, charm, bottom, and top (u, d, s, c, b and t). Together with lepton and the interaction particles (gauge-boson), these six quarks constitute the universe we live in, including ourselves. The two lightest quarks are quark up and down. Both are proton and neutron constituents that build the majority of the universe.

A third type of quark is called a quark strange because it is always present in particles that have peculiar numbers such as kaon and hyperon.

In 1974 at the center of the linear accelerator Stanford (SLAC) found quark charm inside a new particle called Psi. Simultaneously in the national laboratory this type of Brookhaven quark is found in particles they call J. The particles now known as the J / Psi particles are a combination of quark charm and anti-charm (cc).

The fifth quark is the beauty or bottom that was first identified in Fermi's national laboratory (Fermilab) in 1977. In the same place in 1995 found the last type of quark named top or truth. This type is the most massive quark, weighing about 190 times the weight of a proton.

Exotic pentaquark particles are composed by two quark ups, two quark downs, and one quark anti-strange. This combination of uudds produces the same charge as the proton charge, but has an odd number one, and is identical to the positive K⁺ ion system and the K⁺n  neutron. Not surprisingly, in their publications, the SPRING-8 collaboration states that their findings can be translated as quark uudds systems or K⁺n  particle systems.

Invention of Pentaquark Particles

In the SPRING-8 laboratory pentaquark particles were observed through the following experimental sequences. A beam of laser light is dissipated in an electron beam that has an 8 giga electronvolt energy circulating in a synchrotron. This scatter produces photons with a high enough energy which is then pounded on a target containing carbon. The result of this collision is a negatively charged charge, proton, pentaquark particles which in a relatively short time (between 10-20 seconds) will decay into a positively charged canton and a neutron, as well as the remains of other collisions. All the particles produced are captured by the detector as shown in Figure 1.

The presence of pentaquark particles is shown by a peak on the mass spectrum distribution lost in the process. This phenomenon is often encountered in the case of resonance baryon particle research, but the width of the peak in the pentaquark case is much smaller than that of resonant particles. In the case of pentaquark peak width is only about 20 mega electronvolt, whereas for baryon resonance can reach 500 mega electronvolt. Consequently, pentaquark particles can live longer (10-20 seconds) compared to baryon resonance particles (about 10^-10 seconds).

Production process of exotic pentaquark particles at laboratory SPRING-8, Osaka, Japan

In Jefferson, Virginia, laboratories, experiments use photons from bremstrahlung processes from high-energy kinetic electron beams. The photons are fired at the deuteron target. The result of this collision is a proton, a negatively charged kaon, and a pentaquark particle. As in the previous case, the pentaquark particles will soon decay and be detected by the CLAS detector. This process is illustrated in figure 2 which is clearly simpler than the previous process. In this case the presence of pentaquark particles is represented by a peak on the invariance mass distribution of the K⁺n  particle system.

Currently, the topic of pentaquark particle research is a very hot topic. Dozens of theoretical research papers came up shortly after the first experiment was confirmed. Some experiments to produce these particles have also been proposed, namely through collisions between kaon and nucleons, photons with protons, and others.

Atomic Reactor,type of reactor and atom or nuclear reactor parts

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Atomic Reactor,type of reactor and atom or nuclear reactor parts

The atomic / nuclear reactor is the site of a chain reaction involving a controlled fission reaction. A reactor is an efficient energy source. The fission reaction of 1 gram of nuclides per day will generate energy of 1 MW (106 W), this is proportional to burning 2.6 tons of coal per day to produce that much energy. The energy released in a nuclear reactor arises as heat energy and can be taken by passing liquids or gases for cooling, through the interior of the reactor.  

The energy is then transferred out of the reactor by a secondary coolant that will convert the heating energy into steam energy which can be used to drive the turbine which will drive the dynamo / generator, so that electric energy will be obtained. Enrico Fermi was the first to successfully set up a nuclear reactor at a successful Chicago university in December 1942. As a fuel the reactor was uranium-235.

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Types of Atom / Nuclear Reactors

According to its usefulness, nuclear reactors can be divided into three.
 

1. Isotope Production Reactor

Isotope production reactor is a reactor that produces radioisotopes widely used in the fields of nuclear, medicine, biology, industry, and pharmaceuticals.

2. Power Reactor / Power

The power plant is a reactor that can generate electrical energy. The power plant is a commercial reactor that produces electrical energy for sale such as NPP (Nuclear Power Plant)
 

3. Research Reactor

The research reactor is a reactor used for research in agriculture, animal husbandry, industry, medicine, science, and so on.

The nuclear reactor is an apparatus as a site for controlled nuclear fission chain reactions to generate nuclear energy, radioisotopes, or new nuclides. 

Basic Atom / Nuclear Reactor 

Information :

1. Fuel
2. Terrace reactor
3. Moderator
4. Control rod
5. Transfer pump
6. Steam generator
7. Shielding

Here are some basic components of nuclear reactors. 

(1). The nuclear reactor fuel is the material that will cause a fission chain reaction to take place on its own, as a source of nuclear energy. The fission isotopes are uranium-235, uranium-233, plutonium-239. Uranium-235 is present in nature (by a ratio of 1: 40 in natural uranium), and the other must be artificially produced. 

(2). The reactor terrace, in which there is a fuel element that wraps the fuel.

(3).  Moderators are reactor components that serve to decrease the energy of rapid neutrons (+2 MeV) into normal reactor components (+ 0.02 - 0.04 eV) in order to react with nuclear fuel. In addition, the moderator also functions as a primary cooler. Requirements required for good moderating materials are able to remove most of the neutron's rapid energy in each collision and have little ability to absorb neutrons, and have a great ability to dissipate neutrons. The materials used as a moderator, among others:

•   Light water (H2O),
•   Heavy water (D2O),
•   graphite,

(4).  Setiap Each fission reaction produces more new neutrons (2-3 new neutrons), it is necessary to regulate the number of neutrons reacting with the fuel. The reactor component acting as a regulator of the number of neutrons reacting with the fuel is the control rod. In the reactor is known the multiplier factor (k), ie the ratio of the number of neutrons generated per cycle to the number of neutrons at the beginning of the cycle to:

• K = 1, reactor operation in critical condition, 
• K> 1, reactor operation in a super critical state, 
• K <1, reactor operation in subcritical state.

The material used for the reactor control rod must have a high ability to absorb neutrons. Such materials include cadmium (Cd), boron (B), or haefnium (Hf). 

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(5).  Shielding (shielding), serves as a radiation holder of the fission of the material so as not to spread to the environment.
 
(6).  The heat transfer, serves to remove heat from the primary cooler to the secondary coolant with a heat transfer pump.
 
(7).  Secondary coolant, can also serve as a steam generator (steam generator) which can then be used to power an electric generator.

The reaction of the atomic nucleus can take place very quickly and generated enormous energy. Of the nuclear reaction energy humans can utilize for human welfare but some also utilize as a tool of mass murder, for example atomic bombs and hydrogen bombs as weapons of war in this modern age. In terms of human welfare utilize nuclear reation using atomic / nuclear reactor for power plant and others.

Transverse and Longitudinal Waves

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Transverse and Longitudinal Waves

In waves propagating above the water surface, the water moves up and down as the waves propagate, but the water particles generally do not move forward along with the waves. Such waves are called transverse waves, because they are perpendicular to the direction of propagation, as shown in the figure below, the electro magnetic waves belong to this type of wave, because the electric fields and magnetic fields change periodically in perpendicular directions to each other. And also perpendicular to the direction of propagation.

Examples of Transverse Waves On Water

In sound waves, the air alternately experiences sealing and stretching due to a shift in the direction of motion. Such waves are called longitudinal waves. The density is the area along longitudinal waves that have a higher pressure and density of the molecules than when no waves pass through the area. Meanwhile, regions with pressure and density of their molecules are lower than when no waves passing through are called strain.

Example of Longitudinal Waves In Slinki

All waves move energy not permanently but through the medium of propagation of the wave. A wave is also called a traveling wave or propagating wave due to the transfer of energy from one place to another due to vibration. In transverse waves, for example a rope wave, as shown below, shows waves propagating right along the rope. Each rope particle oscillates back and forth on the surface of the table.

The oscillating hand moves energy to the rope, which then carries it along the rope and is moved to the other end. The rope wave displacement graph can be observed in the following figure.

Image of Simpangan on Position

The following describes some of the terms that apply to transverse waves, based on the image above.

1.   Peak waves, ie the highest points on the wave (eg point a and e).
2.   The bottom of the wave, ie the lowest points on the wave (eg dots c and g).
3.   Hill hill, ie o-a-b or d-e-f curvature.
4.   The wave valley, ie, b-c-d or f-g-h arches.
5.   Amplitude (A), ie maximum displacement (eg a'a and c'c).
6.   The wavelength (λ), ie the distance between two successive peaks (eg a-e) or the basis of two consecutive bases (c-g).
7.  Period (T) is the time required to travel a-e or c-g.

Wavelength In Longitudinal Waves

Wavelength, frequency, and wave velocity are the quantities applicable in longitudinal waves. The wavelength indicates the distance between successive darts or successive renggangan. Meanwhile, the frequency is the amount of pressure passing through a certain point per second. The speed at which each density appears to move states the wave velocity, which has a shape almost equal to the transverse velocity wave on the rope in the following equation:


 
For longitudinal wave propagation on solid rods, apply:






Where E is the material elastic modulus, and ρ is the density. Meanwhile, for propagation of longitudinal waves in liquids or gases are:






With B denoting Bulk Modulus. 

Maxwell's hypothesis about electric magnetic fields

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Maxwell's hypothesis about electric magnetic fields

The Maxwell hypothesis provides conclusions about the electrical and magnetic interfaces. Electrical symptoms and magnetism are closely related to each other. The Maxwell hypothesis looks at the following symptoms.

1. The electric field charge can produce an electric field around it, the magnitude shown by Coulumb's law.
2. An electric current or a flowing charge can produce a large magnetic field around it and its direction is indicated by the law of Bio-Savart or Ampere's law.
3. Changes in magnetic fields can induce an induced GGL that can generate an electric field with rules provided by Faraday's induction law.

In these three theories there is a relationship between electricity and magnetic fields. The silent electric charge produces a magnetic field. The moving electric charge can produce a magnetic field. Changes in the magnetic field will produce an electric field. The driven dynamo can generate the electrical current used to light the lamp.

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Dynamos are composed of magnets and wire loops around them. When the magnet moves around the winding, it causes the current to flow. Let us observe the needle of the compass near the electric current, the compass needle will deviate from the original position. This means that the compass needle gets the magnetic pull of the electrically powered cable.

Maxwell's hypothesis

Maxwell proposes a hypothesis that the magnetic field changes in the dynamo can generate an electric field and vice versa changes in the electric field can create a magnetic field. The experiments that Maxwell used in his hypothesis were two basses of insulators tied to the ends of the spring. Both bools are given different electric charges, ie, positive and negative charges. The electrical changes given to the spring against time will produce different magnetic fields.The chain process of the electric field changes and the wave-shaped magnetic field radiates in all directions. These waves are called electromagnetic waves. These waves may be the light of radio waves, X-rays, gamma rays or others. This can be illustrated as a quiet water bath with little touch, then the waves spread in all directions. Electromagnetic waves are composed of the electric field propagation of E and the magnetic field B are perpendicular to each other. Notice the following picture:

Mathematical Equations In Maxwell Hypothesis

According to Maxwell's calculations, the speed of propagation of electromagnetic waves depends only on two magnitudes, namely electrical permittivity (ε _o) and magnetic permeability  (μ _o). Mathematically can be written as follows. 

We know that, the value of  8,85 × 10^–12 C²/Nm² and the value of  μ_o is 12,60 x 10^–6 wb/Am. If both of these values we enter into the above equation, then obtained the value of electromagnetic wave velocity of 3 × 10¹⁸ m/s.. This velocity is equal to the large speed of the propagation of light in a vacuum based on the maxwell hypothesis. 

Electric Field Changes Cause Magnetic Field

Electric Field

Electric Field Changes Cause Magnetic Field

The change of electric field gives rise to magnetic field is basically known by physicist in 19th century. But change of electric field cause new magnetic field is described by certain by James Clerk Maxwell. Maxwell points out that electric and magnetic phenomena can be described using equations involving electric fields and magnetic fields. The equation is called the Maxwell equation is the basic equation for the electromagnet.

Maxwell's Hypothesis on the Changing of Electric Fields Invokes Magnetic Fields

The hypothesis proposed by Maxwell refers to the following three basic electric-magnetic rules.

1. The electric charge can produce an electric field around it (Coulomb's Law).
2. An electric current or a flowing electric charge can produce a magnetic field around it (Biot-Savart Law).
3. Changes in the magnetic field can produce an electric field (Faraday's Law).

  
Based on the rule, Maxwell put forward a hypothesis as follows: "Since the magnetic field changes can generate an electric field, the change of electric field will also cause a change of magnetic field". The hypothesis is used to explain the occurrence of electromagnetic waves.    

 Maxwell's Experiment About Electric Field Changes Sparks Magnetic Fields

Maxwell experimented on two insulators, each tied to the end of a spring and given a different charge (positive and negative). Then, the spring is vibrated so that the distance between the two charges changes, causing the two charges to create an alternating electric field. Changes in the electric field will cause a changing magnetic field as well. And from the magnetic field changes that occur, will cause the electric field back. And so on so that there is an uninterrupted process. Electrical field propagation E and magnetic field B are perpendicular to each other simultaneously called electromagnetic waves. 

If we look at the two antenna rods that function as an "antenna" it looks like in figure (a) above. If the two ends of the antenna are connected to the poles of a voltage source (eg battery) through a switch, when the switch is closed, the upper and upper-charged rods are negatively charged, so that an electric field will form, as shown by the lines in the drawing B) above. When the charge flows, a current appears in the direction of the arrow. Therefore, around the antenna will appear a magnetic field. The magnetic field lines (B) surround the wire so that in the image area, B enters (⊗) on the right and exit (Θ) on the left. The magnetic field and the electric field together store energy, and this energy can not be moved to distant places with infinite speed.

Next, we notice when the antenna is connected to the AC generator, it looks like the picture above. In the picture (a) above the connection is just connected and the sign (+) and (-) indicates the type of charge on each bar. The arrows indicate the direction of the current. The electric field is represented by the lines in the plane of the drawing, whereas the magnetic field corresponds to the right-hand rule of pointing inward (⊗) or outward (Θ) the plane of the image. In figure (b) above, the direction of the AC generator emf has changed so that the current is reversed and the new magnetic field has the opposite direction. Thus, a change of magnetic field produces an electric field and a change of electric field generates a magnetic field.

The values of E and B in the radiation field are known to decrease with distance of 1 / r ratio. The energy carried by the electromagnetic waves (waves in general) is proportional to the square of amplitude (E² or B²), so that the intensity of the waves is reduced by 1/r². 

When the source emf converts sinusoidally, the electric field strength and magnetic field in the radiation field will also change sinusoidally. The sinusoidal nature of electromagnetic waves is shown in the figure above, which shows the field strength described as a function of position. The direction of vibration B and E is perpendicular to each other, and perpendicular to the direction of its propagation. These waves are called electromagnetic waves (EM). Electromagnetic waves include transverse wave types. Electromagnetic waves are generated by an oscillating electric charge, which accelerates. In general it can be said that the accelerated electrical charge generates electromagnetic waves. The speed or speed of electromagnetic wave propagation in air or vacuum is formulated:



The above equation, derived by Maxwell, then by entering the value of ε₀ = 8,85 x 10^-12 C²/M.m², and μ₀ = 4π × 10^-7 N.s²/C² are obtained :

v =

v = 2,99792458 × 10⁸ m/s ≈ 3,00 × 10⁸ m/s


The value of v ≈ 3.00 × 108 m / s is equal to the measured light rate. Where ε0 is the permittivity constant of vacuum and μ0 is the permeability constant of the vacuum. The above maxwell hypothesis and experiment proves that the electric field change causes magnetic field.

Application of the Principle of Expansion of Substances In Life

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Application of the Principle of Expansion of Substances In Life

Application of the principle of expansion of substances in life very much, including the field of transportation, development and technology. The principle of expansion can be applied in everyday life. Application and utilization of expansion principle is used in construction technology, railway and railway, bimetallic, drying, and installation of glass.

Application of the Principle of Expansion of Substances In Life

The principle of expansion of many substances applied in everyday life. The following are some examples of their implementation.

Application of the principle of expansion of substances in the field of construction

Construction experts and architects of buildings, bridges, and roads must know the nature of expansion and shrinkage of solids caused by temperature changes. Highway during the dry season many are damaged and cracked, due to the expansion of steel and its asphalt. Bridges and highways are made of steel that are connected to each other. During the grafting process, the construction expert must really take into account the expansion and shrinking properties of iron due to temperature changes, both during hot and cold evenings.

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In order that the steel joints are not curved due to expansion or depreciation, the steel joints are not fixed, together with each other. There should be enough cavities between the joints to avoid damage to bridges and roads caused by the expansion and depreciation of the steel.

Application of the principle of expansion of substances in the field of transportation technology

When we pass through the railway track we will see the rail curved. As with bridges and highways, steel used for railroads should be installed in hollow gaps to prevent railroad accidents caused by curved rails due to expansion of daytime warming.  

In addition to the railway, how to install railway wheel tires also use the principle of expansion. Before heated, the size of the tire diameter is slightly smaller than the diameter of the wheels. If the tire will be installed, it must be heated first in order to expand. Next, insert the tire into the wheel. Once inside, let the temperature drop. Once cool, the tire shrinks and will stick strongly to the wheel, without having to use a bolt. 

Application of the Principle of Expansion of Substances in Bimetal Technology

Bimetal is a tool consisting of two different coefficient values of expansion or different expansion velocities, bonded together. For example, bimetal made of iron and copper before heated the bimetal is in a state of straight and then after heated, the bimetal will curve toward the metal (iron) which the coefficient of expansion length is small or slow expansion. Furthermore, if the bimetal is cooled it will be curved toward a metal (copper) whose coefficient value of expansion is large or expands rapidly. 
Technological tools using bimetallic principles, including thermostats, automatic switches on irons, fire alarms, and thermometers. 

Thermostat

Luxury hotel rooms located in cool or cold areas, such as in the Peak-Bogor, Lembang-Bandung, or other areas have heat settings of the room. The thermostat model can be seen in the picture. When the air in the room is cold, the bimetal plate will shrink, straighten, and touch the plain metal plates so that the two ends of the plate touch each other.  

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The touch between the two metal ends makes contact with an electric current, an incoming electric current and a closed heater circuit that ignites the heater so the room warms. Conversely, when the room is warm enough, the bimetal plate will expand and return to its original position, ie bend, no contact with electric current, electric current cut off, so the circuit is open, heater is disconnected, and the heating of the room is finished. 

Auto Switch in Automatic Iron

The temperature on the iron automatically, then it is called automatic iron. In the automatic iron there is a tool for automatically disconnecting and connecting electrical current, called an automatic switch. The working principle of automatic switch can be observed in the picture. When the temperature is high enough, the bimetal will curl away from contact (K), the electric current will break, the iron will cool down. When cold, the bimetal touches the contact (K), then the electric current flows back, so that the iron re-heat. 

Fire Alert Tool

If there is an increase in temperature around the device, the bimetal touches the contact so that an electric current flows towards the electric bell. The electric bell will ring, indicating a fire or heat. 

Bimetal thermometer

This thermometer is made of a curved bimetal. One end is clamped so it can not move. The other end is free to move and connected with a pointed needle. When the temperature rises, the bimetal becomes more curved. The pointer moves to the right. Conversely, when the temperature falls, the bimetal becomes more straight. The needle moves to the left.

How To Install Window Glass

Surely we have witnessed a carpenter when making window shutters or window frames. On the frame there is a gap that is made to place the glass. Glass is mounted on the part with the size of the glass is slightly smaller than the space or glass. This aims to maintain the safety of glass so as not to break, when experiencing expansion during the day or in the dry season. 

Continuity Meaning

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Continuity Meaning

Continuity Meaning - Low Rate and the Equation of Continuity

The stream rate of a fluid is how much fluid goes through a range in a given time.

LEARNING OBJECTIVE 

Decide the stream rate in view of speed and zone or passed time and legitimize the utilization of coherence in communicating properties of a liquid and its movement

KEY POINTS 

• Stream rate can be communicated in either term of cross-sectional zone and speed, or volume and time.
• Since fluids are incompressible, the rate of a stream into a zone must equivalent the rate of stream out of a region. This is known as the condition of congruity.
• The condition of coherence can demonstrate how much the speed of fluid increments on the off chance that it is compelled to course through a littler region. For instance, if the zone of a pipe is divided, the speed of the liquid will twofold.
• Despite the fact that gasses regularly act as liquids, they are not incompressible the way fluids are thus the congruity condition does not have any significant bearing.

TERMS 

• coherence 

The absence of intrusion or disengagement; the nature of being ceaseless in space or time.

• incompressible 

Not able to be compacted or dense.

The stream rate of a liquid is the volume of liquid which goes through a surface in a given unit of time . It is generally spoken to by the image Q.

Stream Rate

Volumetric stream rate is characterized as

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where Q is the stream rate, v is the speed of the liquid, and an is the territory of the cross area of the space the liquid is traveling through. Volumetric stream rate can likewise be found with

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where Q is the stream rate, V is the Volume of liquid, and t is slipped by time.

Coherence

The condition of coherence works under the suspicion that the stream in will level with the stream out. This can be helpful to settle for some properties of the liquid and its movement:

Q1 = Q2 

This can be communicated from various perspectives, for instance: A1∗v1=A2∗v2. The condition of progression applies to any incompressible liquid. Since the liquid can't be packed, the measure of liquid which streams into a surface must equivalent the sum streaming out of the surface.

Applying the Continuity Equation 

You can watch the progression condition's impact in a garden hose. The water moves through the hose and when it comes to the smaller spout, the speed of the water increments. Speed increments when cross-sectional range reductions, and speed diminishes when cross-sectional region increments.

This is a result of the progression condition. In the event that the stream Q is held consistent, when the range A declines, the speed v must increment relatively. For instance, if the spout of the hose is a large portion of the territory of the hose, the speed should twofold to keep up the nonstop stream.