2. Hydraulics
2.1 Some physical quantities useful in hydraulics
Density: the ratio between a mass m (in kg) of homogeneous matter and the volume V (in m 3 ) occupied by this mass in kg · m –3 : ρ = m/V. Its inverse, called mass volume, is sometimes used. It can be seen that the densities of liquids are around 1,000 times higher than those of gases (liquids are in a more condensed form than gases). When a fluid maintains a constant density, it is said to be in incompressible flow. Otherwise, the flow is said to be compressible. Liquids can largely be considered to be incompressible.
Density: this is the ratio between the mass of a certain volume of a...
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Standardization
- Composants de tuyauterie. Termes et définitions - NF E29-011 - 07-06
- Tuyauteries DN-ISOPN. Définitions et gammes normalisées - NF EN ISO 6708 - 12-95
- Composants de réseaux de tuyauteries. Définition et sélection des DN (diamètre nominal). Indice de classement E 29-001 - EN ISO 6708 - 12-95
- Brides et leurs assemblages. Composants de réseaux de tuyauteries. Définition et sélection des PN. Indice de classement...
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