pH is a measure of the activity of
hydrogen ions (H+) in a solution and, therefore, its acidity or
alkalinity.
Acidity of some common acids are
indicated in the table below :
Acid
Normality
pH
Acetic
N
2.4
Acetic
0.1 N
2.9
Acetic
0.01 N
3.4
Alum
0.1 N
3.2
Arsenious
saturated
5.0
Benzoic
0.1 N
3.0
Boric
0.1 N
5.2
Carbonic
saturated
3.8
Citric
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Archimedes Principle

A body immersed in a liquid
Archimedes' principle
states that:
"If a solid body floats or is submerged in a
liquid, the liquid excerts an upward thrust force on the body equal to the
gravitational force on the liquid displaced by the body."
It can be expressed as
W = V γ
= V ρ g
(1)
where :
W = weight (N)
V = volume of the body
below the surface of the liquid (m3)
γ = specific weight (weight per unit volume)
(N/m3)
ρ...
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Cavitations Number

An introduction to and a
definition of the Cavitations Number
The Cavitations Number or Cavitation Parameter is a
"special edition" of the dimensionless Euler Number.
The
Euler Number An introduction to and a definition of the Euler Number
The
Cavitations Number is useful analyzing fluid flow dynamics problems where
cavitations may occur.
The
Cavitations Number can be expressed as
σ = (pr
- pv) / (1/2 ρ v2) (1)
where :
σ =
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Cavitation - an Introduction

Cavitation may occur in fluid flow systems where the local static pressure is below the vapor pressure
Cavitation is a common problem in pumps and control valves - Causing serious wear and tear and damage. Under the wrong conditions, cavitation Reduces the components life time dramatically.
What is Cavitation?
Cavitation may occur when the local static pressure in a fluid reach a level below the vapor pressure of the liquid at the actual temperature.
According to the...
DECIBEL

Decibel is a logarithmic unit used to describe the
ratio of the signal level - power, sound pressure, voltage, intensity, etc.
Most signal systems -
as sound power or sound intensity, human speech, sonar, microwaves, radio
signals and fiber optics - can be described by
transmitting power
transmission path loss
receiver sensitivity
Transmitting power,
path loss and receiver sensitivity are absolute power values - Watts in the SI
system.
The Definition of Decibel
Decibel...
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