Plumbing science Flashcards

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what is hdpe?

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High density polythelene

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Tensile strength

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how well a material reacts to being pulled + stretched

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Compressive strength

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the maximum stress a material can sustain whilst being crushed.

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Shear Strength

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the ability to withstand stress caused by a pair of opposing forces acting along a parallel line through a material

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Ductility

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A mechanical property that describes by how much a solid material can be pulled, pushed, stretched and elongated

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Malleability

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For a material to be deformed by compressive strength without fracturing.

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Charles law

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As temperature goes up so too will the pressure and therefore volume. (directly proportional)

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Capillary attraction

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the process where any fluid can be drawn upwards through small gaps against the action of gravity.

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Boyle Law

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If the pressure is doubled the volume of gas is halved

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Sensible Heat

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Is any heat that causes a change in temperature without a change in state

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Latent Heat

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A change of state without a change in temperature

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Velocity

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the speed of an object in a particular direction

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Acceleration

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A measure of how quickly the velocity of something is changing

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Acceleration due to gravity

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this is the rate of change of velocity of an object due to the gravitational pull on the earth

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Force

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An influence apon an object, which if acting alone will cause the motion of an object to change

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Pressure

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The application of continuous force by one body on another that is touching compressing

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Flow rate

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An Amount of fluid that flows through a pipe or tube over a given time.

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Dynamic pressure- “working pressure”

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Presents of water while in motion

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Atmospheric pressure

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The amount of force or pressure exerted by the atmosphere on the earth and the objects located on it. Atm decreases with height

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The Bernoulli effect

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If a pipe is reduced in size then an increase in the speed of the fluid occurs simultaneously with a decrease in the pressure or a decrease in the fluids potential energy

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Voltage

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(potential difference) is the driving force that pushes current around, volts, v

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Current

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is the rate of flow of charge around a circuit (current will flow through a component if there is a voltage across a component, ampere)

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Direct current

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Always flows in the same direction, electrons flow from negative pole (-) towards the positive pole (+)

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Resistance
Anything in the circuit which slows the flow down, Ohms
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Series circuit
A circuit where there is only one path from the source through all the loads back to the source
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Alternate current
Does not travel in a constant direction. In fact it reverses its direction of travel constantly and uniformly throughout the circuit 50 times a second.
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Conduction
Occurs when heat travels through a substance therefore heat being transferred from one molecule to another
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Parallel Circuit
A parallel circuit is one that has at least two independent paths in the circuit
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Convection
Is heat transfer through a fluid substance, such as water or air. (convection occurs because heated fluids (due to their lower density rise and cooled fluids fall)
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Water
Maximum density of 1000kg at 4 Celsius (either raised or lowered density decreases, "Anomalous expansion")
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Power, Potential difference and Current (triangle)
Power = Watts Potential difference = Volts Current = Ampere
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Potential difference, Current and Resistance
Potential difference = Volts Current = Amperes Resistance = Ohms
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Force, pressure and area
Pressure = Force( divide ) Area Pressure = N/M2 or Pascal (Pa) Force= Newtons Area= M2
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What does PUWER cover?
The use of power tools and electrical equipment
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What is HASAWA?
Heath and Safety at Work Act 1974
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What is PUWER?
Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulation 1998
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What is PPE?
Personal Protective Equipment
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What must an employer have if they have 5 or more employees?
A written health and safety policy
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Does HASAWA just cover people at work?
No, It covers anyone that may be effected by work activities i.e. members of the public
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