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Ch 9 Fluid Mechanics & States of Matter

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COMPACT MOBILE LIFTING DEVICE

COMPACT MOBILE LIFTING DEVICE. Innovative Lifting Solutions. Team 3 Michael Shaffer, Ken Kammerer, Dave Geesaman, Jin Ko Sponsor: Fraunhofer Advisor: Dr. Michael Keefe. Summary. Background and Problem Description Mission & Approach Customers, Wants, Constraints

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FRAMES Similar to trusses, frames are generally fixed, load carrying structures.

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Unit 16

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Solids and Fluids

Solids and Fluids. States of matter: - solid (define volume and shape): crystalline solid or amorphous solid - liquid (define volume but not shape) -gas (no define volume or shape) - plasma( highly ionized state of matter containing equal amounts of positive and negative charges).

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General Physics

General Physics. Chapter 2: Fluids Instructor: Sujood alazzam. CHAPTER OUTLINE. Density Pressure Flow of ideal liquid Viscosity Diffusion Surface Tension. 2.1 Fluid. Fluid = matter that flows under external forces ? liquid & gas. 2.2 Density & Pressure.

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General Machine Guarding #204

General Machine Guarding #204. Workshop/Lab/Field Activity. Hydraulic Molding Press. 2-hand control operation Between cycles, the operator places and removes materials in between two die halves Is there employee exposure to a machine guarding hazard? What is the hazard?

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General Machine Guarding #204

General Machine Guarding #204. Workshop/Lab/Field Activity. Hydraulic Molding Press. 2-hand control operation Between cycles, the operator places and removes materials in between two die halves Is there employee exposure to a machine guarding hazard? What is the hazard?

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Fluids pretest

Fluids pretest. Mark a F or NF for fluids (F) or Not fluids (NF) Water Copper blood Grape juice Air Iron Gum Helium Ice Rubber . Fluids. Ch 3-2. Fluids. If it can flow it is a fluid. Buoyant force. The upward force that fluids exerts on a substance

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REWM 3500 Rangeland Plant Ecophysiology Monday, November 9, 2009

REWM 3500 Rangeland Plant Ecophysiology Monday, November 9, 2009. Plant-plant interactions Facilitation and Competition Models of resource competition Can plants sense presence of neighbors? What traits confer competitive success in arid and semiarid rangeland?

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JUMBULANCE TRUST

JUMBULANCE TRUST. Registered Charity No. 1090731. WHAT WE DO. Make travel possible for disabled, sick and elderly Specially built vehicles which are part ambulance/part luxury coach. Vehicles can be hired by groups for day trips or holidays. THE VEHICLES. STANDARD JUMBULANCES.

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Apr 16 Discussions

Apr 16 Discussions. Hydraulic equilibrium Pressure and depth. Q1: Pressure.

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Apr 16 Discussions

Apr 16 Discussions. Hydraulic equilibrium Pressure and depth. Q1: Pressure.

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Hydraulic Lift

Hydraulic Lift. UNI Plant Physiology Spring 2010. Observations I. Deep and shallow roots (or deep roots only). Shallow roots. www.sustland.umn.edu. http://pubs.caes.uga.edu/caespubs/pubcd/B1073-w/B1073-17.gif. Observations II.

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Hydraulic Lift

Hydraulic Lift. UNI Plant Physiology Spring 2010. Observations I. Deep and shallow roots (or deep roots only). Shallow roots. www.sustland.umn.edu. http://pubs.caes.uga.edu/caespubs/pubcd/B1073-w/B1073-17.gif. Observations II.

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Chapter 16 Section 2

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The Working Mechanism Of A Hydraulic Lift Or Elevator System

A hydraulic lift is a kind of an elevator system that is operated by utilizing pressure of fluid and is especially used for lifting vehicles in garages and service stations

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Force, Pressure and Area

Force, Pressure and Area. The force acting on a certain area is called pressure If you change the area but keep the force the same the pressure changes Ex. Snowshoes, boxing gloves, thumbtack Pressure = Force (N) P = F = N/M 2 or Pascal (Pa) Area (m 2 ) A

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Pressure

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