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Fluid Technology. Fluid Technology. The technology of using fluid, either gaseous (pneumatics) or liquid (hydraulic), to apply force or to transport. Example of a simple form of a fluid technology system: Bicycle pump. All fluid systems have two things in common. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Fluid Technology

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The technology of using fluid, either gaseous (pneumatics) or liquid (hydraulic), to apply force or to transport.

Example of a simple form of a fluid technology system:

Bicycle pump.

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1. Each system contains a fluid, either liquid or gas, that moves through a system.

2. A pressure difference in the system creates force, which causes fluids to move or perform some special function like pushing a piston or opening or closing a valve.

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States of matterSolids- Atoms tightly bound together ,

have a definite shape and volume.

Liquids- atoms touch but have the ability to move has volume but no defined shape

Gas- very low densityhave no defined volume or shape

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Pneumatic Drive SystemsAdvantage

Uses inexpensive compressed air to operate

Good for clamping work pieces

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Pneumatic Drive SystemsDisadvantage

Speed and position not easily controlled

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Hydraulic Drive SystemsAdvantage

CompactAllows for high levels of force and

power, combined with accurate control

Converts forces from a liquid into rotational or linear forces

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Hydraulic Drive Systems Disadvantage

– Messy. Fluid may contaminate parts, mess up other handling machines, and may not take a finish.

– Not environmentally friendly – fluid can be toxic.

– May require costly clean up and disposal.

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AerodynamicsThe study of the flow

of fluid around solid objects of various shapes

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4 basic principles of AerodynamicsA. LiftB. ThrustC. WeightD. Drag

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Newton’s Second Law

F = maF = forcem = massa = acceleration

For a fast car, you need:-Big force-Light car

Speed = Distance / Time

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Newton’s Third Law"For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.”

Drag Thrust

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CO2 Car ProjectWrite the following in your journal

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ProblemYou need to design the fastest car possible

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MaterialOne block of woodTwo eye hooksWheels & Axels

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Constraints1.) Car must have a CO2 chamber that is 1.5”

deep and set ½” below top of block2.) Car cannot be shorter in length than 5”3.) Axles cannot be more than ¼” high4.) Car must employ aerodynamic principles

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Hint #1The #1 most important factor in the speed of

you dragster car is…MassCars with less mass go much faster!

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Hint #2Thanks to our friend gravity, everything has

friction. Since we can’t eliminate friction, how can we

reduce it?

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Reducing FrictionMake sure the axle & tires are free to rotate. Make sure the wheels are not rubbing on the

car body. Be sure to install your eye-hooks properly. Poorly aligned eye-hooks are often the cause

of a slow car.

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GradingYour car will be graded on the following rubric

Meets constraints _____ / 10Evidence of planning _____ / 10Time Trials _____ / 10Alignment _____ / 10Reflection questions _____ / 10