1. Things which make use of Pascal's principles (except for hydraulic lift and scuba diving)? - all things scuba
2. What is the relationship between pressure Pascal?
3. Things, the use of the Bernoulli principle.
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Sunday, January 24, 2010
All Things Scuba 1. Things Which Make Use Of Pascal's Principles (except For Hydraulic Lift And Scuba Diving)?
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Pascal law or Pascal's principle states that "the pressure at any point in a closed liquid evenly transferred and unbroken in all directions through the fluid."
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DP is the hydrostatic pressure (in Pascal are reported in the SI system), or the pressure difference at two points in a column of fluid by the weight of the liquid;
ρ is the fluid density (in kilograms per cubic meter in the SI system);
g is the acceleration due to gravity (usually by the acceleration in sea level due to gravity of the earth in meters per second squared);
Delta H is the height of liquid above the measuring point or the height difference between two points within the liquid column (in meters in the SI).