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When we increase the pressure value to for ex 3, 5, ...100 bars the pressure increases. When the pressure is 1 we called it atmospheric pressure. My question is what's happening when the pressure is between 0 and 1; at 0 it's a vacuum. The idea is that I can't imagine it: if I am in a room...

Can someone adds electric components to his diesel/gasoline engine car, to make it work like hybrid cars?

Hello all, I'm thinking of converting my car to Electricity. I know that some internal systems have to change. Can that work? and how?

@Borek @Baluncore I think you both are right. My current country is so dry [15% Humidity], while my old one was humid. Therefore the electric discharge is easlily happening! But thank you for mentioning the idea of "some carpets/floor types", I didn't know of that before... what types do you...

Hello All! You know sometimes you touch another person and you felt an electric spark between both of you, or sometimes with things like the door handle, etc. I moved lately to a hot and dry country where the temperature is around 40-45 Celcius degrees now in August, but since I moved here this...

Yes maybe; because my friend said to me "if the fluid has too much air bubbles it will be lighter therefore we use a mixer in tanks"... but I'm not sure yet of this info

Of course I meant the Dynamics viscosity not the kinematic

Is a high viscosity fluid(liquid), filled with air bubbles, more or less vicious than without air? Please provide the scientific principle behind that

But the combustion itself can't necessarily provide a motion

I was watching a video about jet engines, and it was obvious for me and for the instructor that if we compress air at high speed from the gas turbine inlet, then after multiple stages collide with the turbines blades inside, the body will move in the sense of difference in velocity, so forward...

Thanks guys for your time to explain the idea, I truly appreciate! I didn't get what you mean by that?

I'm thinking of a drive shaft in this case. But I didn't get exactly what you meant...

When we talk about for ex. a driver rotates a pump, we say "a torque is transmitted to the pump". What does exactly this mean "Transmitting torque"? and why we said Transmitting torque and not transmitting power for ex.?