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PHYSIC
BY:NURUL AISYAH
SYAFIQAH
APPLICATIO
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a)GAS PRESSURE
B)PASCAL PRINCIPLE
C)ARCHIMEDES PRINCIPLE
D)BERNOULLI PRINCIPLE
A)GAS PRESSURE
LIFT PUMP
DOWNWARD STROKE
1.VOLUME OF THE CAMBER DECREASES AND PRESSURE INCREASES
2.VAVLE B CLOSE . DUE TO HIGH PRESSURE IN THE CHAMBER
3.VALVE A OPEN BECAUSE HIGH PRESSURE OF WATER IN THE CHAMBER PUSHES
THE VALVE UP
4.WATER FLOWS OUT OF THE NIZZLE WHEN THE WATER FROM THE CHAMBER
RISES ABOVE THE NOZZLE
OUTWARD STROKE
1.VALVE A CLOSES AND ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE CLOSES VALVE A
2.PRESSURE IN THE CHAMBER LOW.DUE TO INCREASE THE VOLUME
3.VALVE B OPENS.LOW PRESSURE IN CHAMBER CAUSES VALVE B IS OPEN
4.HIGHER ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE PUSHERS UP WATER FROM TANK TO
THE CHAMBER
SYRINGE
SYPHON
C
1.THE TUBE IS FILLED WITH THE WATER AND ONE END IS PLACED IN THE LIQUID
CONTAINER
2.WATER FLOWS OUT BECAUSE AT B>ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
3.FLOWING OF WATER STOPS WHEN THE LIWUID SURFACE IN CONTAINER IS AT
THE SAME LEVEL AS C OF THE TUBE
DRINKING STRAW
1.WHEN SUCKING,THE AIR INSIDE THE STRAW REMOVED AND LOW PRESSURE
2.THE HIGHER ATHMOSPHERIC PRESSURE ACTS ON THE SURFACE OF WATER AND
PUSHES WATER LEAVING THE GLASS VIA THE STRAW
SUCKER HOOK
1.WHEN THE SUCKER HOOK IS PRESSED THE AIR INSIDE ITS FORCED TO OUT
AND LEAVING IN A LOW ORESSURE AREA
2.THE HIGHER EXTERNAL ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE AOUTSIDE PRESSES DOWN
ON THE HOOKAND MAKES IT STICK FIRMLY TO THE WALL
VACCUM CLEANER
HYDRAULIC BRAKE
1. When the drivers foot presses the brake pedal, the piston in the master cylinder
exerts pressure on the brake fluid.
2. This pressure is transmitted to the wheel cylinder of all wheels.
3. The pressure causes the pistons to press the brake shoes against the wheels to slow
down the car.
ARCHIMENDES PRINCIPLE
SHIP
- Ships are marked with the Plimsoll line for safety purposes.
- Due to different temperatures and salinity concentrations, the density of sea water at
different parts of the world varies.
- The Plimsoll line will help navigators to determine the safety level that ships
can lie in the water and still be safely loaded under different conditions.
*CONTAINS AIR SPACE TO DISPLACE IN THE SEA WATER
*UPTHRUST IS GREAT ENOUGH TO SUPPORT THE WEIGHT OF SHIP
SUBMARINE
A)RISING
-COMPRESSOR SUPPLIES COMPRESSES AIR INTO BALST TANKS TO DISPLACE
WATER
-WATER IS FLUSHED FROM BALLAST TANK
-UPTHRUST INCREASE WHEN MORE WATER IS DISPLACED
-WHEN UPTHRUST GREATER THANK WEIGHT OF SUBMARINE,SUBMARINE RISES
B)DIVING
-COMPRESSOR TURNED OFF AND AIR IS DRAWN FROM BALAST TANK
-LOW PRESSURE IN BALAST TANKS CAUSES WATER TO RUSH INTO BALAST TANK
-VOLUME OF AIR DECREASES UPTHRUST DECREASES
-WHEN UPTHRUST IS LESS THAN THE WEIGHT OF SUBMARINE,SUBMARINE
SUBMERGES
AIRSHIP
INSECTICIDE SPRAYER
1. When the plunger is pushed in, the air flows at a high velocity through a nozzle.
2. The flow of air at high velocity creates a region of low pressure above the metal tube.
3. The higher pressure of the atmospheric air acts on the surface of the liquid insecticide
causing it to rise up the metal tube.
4. The insecticide leaves the top of the metal tube through the nozzle as a fine spray.
BUNSEN BURNER
1. When the burner is connected to a gas supply, the gas flows at high velocity through a narrow
passage in the burner,
2. creating a region of low pressure.
3. The outside air, which is at atmospheric pressure, is drawn in and mixes with the gas.
4. The mixture of gas and air enables the gas to burn completely to produce a clean, hot, and
smokeless flame
CARBUTTER
Compound Microscope
Object lens Higher power
Eye lens Lower power
Position of the The object is placed at a position between fo and 2fo.
object
Nature of the Real, inverted and magnified
image, I1
Position of the The first image, I1 must be placed between the optical center of the eye
image, I1. lens with the eye lens principle focus point, fe.
Nature of the Virtual, inverted and magnified
image, I2
Distance in The distance between the object lens and the eye lens in a compound
between the microscope is bigger than the sum of the focal length (fo + fe).
two lens If the distance between both lenses are adjusted to less than (fo + fe),
no image can be seen.
TELESCOPE
Astronomical Telescope
Objective lens Lower power
Eye lens Higher power
Position of the object At infinity
Nature of the image, I1 Real, inverted and magnified
Position of the image, I1. At the principle focus of object lens, fo.
Nature of the image, I2 Virtual, inverted and smaller in size.
Distance in between the
two lens
1. The distance between the object lens and the eye lens in a compound
microscope is equal to the sum of the focal length (fo + fe).
2. If the distance between both lenses are bigger than (f o + fe), no image can
be seen.
Magnification of the
compound microscope.
m=Focal length of the object lens, foFocal length of the eye lens, f
mm=Focal length of the object lens, foFocal length of the eye lens, fm
SLIGHT PROJECTOR
Convex lens To focus the light of an object onto the film so that a sharp image can be
produced.
Diaphragm To control the size of the aperture and hence control the amount of light move
into the camera.
Focusing Ring To adjust the distance between the lens and the film so that the image is
sharply focus on the film.
Film 1. Acts as a screen for the image to form onto it.
2. Chemical on it will react when exposed to light and produce a
photograph.
Shutter Open when picture is taken to allow light move onto the film.
The shutter speed is the length of time when the shutter is open. It control the
amount of light move onto the film.
Aperture Open when picture is taken to allow light move onto the film.
The shutter speed is the length of time when the shutter is open. It control the
amount of light move onto the film.
MAGNIFYING GLASS
feautures characterlistic
windscreen -shatter-proof glass that will not
break into small pieces easy during
collision
Anti-blocking braking system(ABC) Prevents the wheels from locking when
the brakes applied suddenly
Collapsible streering columns Reduce the magnitude of force agains
the driver
Passenger safety cell Made of strong rigid steel cage
Padded dashboard Covered with soft material to reduce
injury when passenger knocking on it
Airbag Prevents the driver head and chest
from stricking the steering wheel
dashboard or top of windscreen
seatbell Prevents the driver and passenger from
crashing onto the windscreen,streering
wheel and dashboard in a accident.
MODIFICATION OF TERMOS FLASK
ASPECT EXPLANATION
LOW DENSITY OF THE POLE ITS LIGHT AND CAN BE CARRIED EASILY
THE POLE HIGH FLEXIBILITY ITS NOT EASILY BREAK BY STRONG
WIND
THE STRING HAS HIGH MAXIMUM CAN SUPPORT LARGER WEIGHT
TENSION
THE STRING IS TIED AT HIGHER ITS MORE STABLE
POSITION
MODIFICATION OF FAST TRAIN
ASPECT EXPLANATION
LOW DENSITY MATERIAL TO REDUCE MASS SO THAT THE TRAIN
CAN MOVES FAST
AERODYNAMIC TO REDUCE AIR RESISTANCE
8 SHORT COACHES TP REDUCE INERTIA
VACUM CLEANER
MODIFICATION OF RAFT
ASPECT EXPLANATION
SHAPE OF WIDE TO PRODUCE MORE FORCE ACTION ON
RAFT
MATERIAL IS SMOOTH TO CORROSION RESISTANCE
SIZE OF RAFT IS SMALL TO GO FASTER WITH HIGHER VELOCITY
DESIGN OF THE RAFT IS AERODYNAMIC TO REDUCE AIR SESTANCE
LOW DENSITY EASY TO FLOAT
MODIFICATION OF WIND
SURFACE
ASPECT EXPLANATION
SHAPE IS AERODYNAMIC TO REDUCE AIR RESISTANCE
MATERIAL USED FOR BOARD IS LOW EASY TO FLOAT
DENSITY
MATERIAL FOR SEAL IS NYLON NOT EASY TO TEAR OFF
SIZE OF THE SURFACE IS WIDE PRODUCE MORE FORCE
MATERIAL USED FOR MAST IS TOUGH WITHSTAND THE HIGH FORCE
MATERIAL
MODIFICATION OF LAWNMOVER
ASPECT EXPLANATION
PUSHING THE LAWNMOVER GREATER FORCE IS APPLIED ON THE
GRASS
LARGE MASS MORE STABLE
BIGGER CUTTER BLADE MORE GRASS WILL CUT OUT
LARGE ANGLE TO PRODUCE LARGE FOCE ACTION
DOWNWARDS