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Fluid statics or hydrostatics is the branch of fluid mechanics which deals with the study of fluids at rest and the pressure exerted by it on an immersed object. If your question is about the study of fluids in motion, use the tag "fluid-dynamics" instead.
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Hydraulic jack and pascal's law
When using the hyraulic jack , I am totally convinced that the pressure at the initial phase must be the same in the interconnecting liquid and both surfaces where force is applied (pascal's law) , Bu …
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Why is specific volume constant in a rigid closed tank?
If we do have a liquid-vapor mixture in a rigid tank, and we cool it down to be a compressed liquid, in this case, why do we assume constant specific volume: $v_1 = v_2$?
We know that the density of a …
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