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| Jan20-07, 08:27 PM | #1 |
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Fluid dynamics help
Hi, a pretty simple question here. Please refer to
Go here If there was no small piston, and instead just a higher column of water on the left hand side, would it still operate like a hydraulic press? E.g. would the larger area of the large piston multiply the force from a narrow tube of water? Thanks if u can help confirm this |
| Jan21-07, 08:30 AM | #2 |
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Yes, if there was a column of water of height h on the left hand side, the water pressure at the level of the piston would be rho.g.h. The large piston puts a pressure F2/A2 on the water. If F2/A2 = rho.g.h, the system will balance.
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