-
recombination process. For
ordinary materials, the bulk
compressibility (sum of the
linear compressibilities on the
three axes) is positive, that is, an increase...
- In thermodynamics, the
compressibility factor (Z), also
known as the
compression factor or the gas
deviation factor,
describes the
deviation of a real...
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Compressible flow (or gas dynamics) is the
branch of
fluid mechanics that
deals with
flows having significant changes in
fluid density.
While all flows...
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scientific work of
Theodore Richards included investigations of the
compressibilities of atoms,
heats of
solution and neutralization, and the electrochemistry...
- updraft. The
compressibility of
water is a
function of
pressure and temperature. At 0 °C, at the
limit of zero pressure, the
compressibility is 5.1×10−10 Pa−1...
- when
reporting the
effects of
compressibility on the P-38
aircraft in 1942. Mach
number is a
measure of the
compressibility characteristics of
fluid flow:...
- In mechanics,
compression is the
application of
balanced inward ("pushing")
forces to
different points on a
material or structure, that is,
forces with...
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gases or liquids, but
certain solids are
known to
exhibit negative compressibilities and
presumably these would be (unusual)
cases where C P , m < C V...
- conductivity. The
Euler equations can be
applied to
incompressible and
compressible flows. The
incompressible Euler equations consist of
Cauchy equations...
-
certain compressible flow
problems by incompressible-flow
calculation methods. It also
allows applying incompressible-flow data to
compressible-flow cases...
