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Why would it be necessary to attach a manometer to the hypsometer?
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Why would it be necessary to attach a manometer to the hypsometer
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It is added in other to measure the difference between the pressure in the steam space and that of the atmosphere 👍
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Why would it be necessary to attach a Manometer to the hypsometer
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Lower density
What kind of gradient would be necessary to form an oxbow?
Shallow (small, low).
Wouold there be no air if there were no plants?
If there werent any plants, then there would still be air, but not that much oxygen, which is necessary for animals.
Was the atomic bomb a necessary evil?
yes. an invasion of japan would have costed about 1 million american/allied lives.
Why are units and standards necessary in science?
So that experiments can be reproduced. And not just science ... How about shopping for a pound of meat, or building anything ... whose foot would you use as a standard.
What is a proof of principle experiment?
A proof of principle experiment is one designed to see if the idea is workable. Usually little if any data is collected. Example: " I wonder what happens if I push this button?" Better example: " Can energy be generated by wind?" To do a proof of principle experiment, it would only be necessary to generate "some" energy from "some" wind by "some" method. It would not be necessary to collect data or decide the practicality of a particular method.
Why would it be necessary to attech a manometer to the hypsometer?
A manometer is a device that measures fluid pressure. A hypsometer is an instrument that measures height or elevation. One way to measure elevation is by using atmospheric pressure, which decreases with altitude. A hypsometer that uses this principle is called a boiling point apparatus or a pressure hypsometer. It consists of a thermometer and a vessel in which water is boiled. The boiling point of water depends on the atmospheric pressure, so by measuring the temperature of the boiling water, the pressure can be inferred and then converted to elevation. A manometer can be attached to the hypsometer to measure the pressure of the steam inside the vessel directly, without relying on the thermometer. This can improve the accuracy and reliability of the elevation measurement, especially if the thermometer is not calibrated or affected by other factors. A manometer with only one side open to the atmosphere is an ideal device for measuring gauge pressures, which are relative to the atmospheric pressure. The gauge pressure is p g = hρg and is found by measuring h, the height difference of the fluid columns in the U-shaped tube of the manometer. By knowing the gauge pressure and the atmospheric pressure, the absolute pressure inside the vessel can be calculated and then used to determine the elevation.
If you attach a manometer or pressure gauge to your two liter container what pressure would you measure?
the real answer is NOTHING,,, i know u probably dont believe me but if u try to put that answer and its right u owe me money=]
To measure a pressure above atmospheric pressure you would use?
You would use a mercury manometer
To measure pressure above atmospheric pressure you would use a?
mercury manometer
What would be 33 ft tall if it were filled with water instead of mercury?
a manometer or vacuum gauge
Investigate the application of hydrostatics to manometer measurement of fluid flow?
According to Bernoulli's principle, the sum of static, velocity and kinetic heads at two points in a fluid flow should be equal, assuming steady state. A manometer measures static head through the height of fluid at two points. Hence, it would be apt to say that manometer is an application of hydrostatic measurement.
Why you use mercury manometer to measure atmospheric pressure at sea level rather alcohol?
Mercury has two advantages over alcohol when it comes to measuring pressure in a manometer: 1) it is far denser than alcohol. A column of mercury need only be about 760 mm ( about 3/4 of a meter) high to exert a pressure equal to atmospheric pressure at sea level. Alcohol would have to be over 13 meters high to reach the same pressure! (rather impractical) 2) Mercury has a very low vapor pressure so it doesn't evaporate when exposed to the atmosphere. It also contributes a negligible amount of pressure above the column on the sealed end of the manometer for pretty much any atmospheric temperature. Alcohol has a significant vapor pressure so it would tend to evaporate when exposed to the atmosphere. It also has a high enough vapor pressure that it would contribute a noticeable amount of pressure on the sealed end of the manometer - and the pressure would vary quite noticeably over the range of temperatures that atmospheric manometers are commonly exposed to - so the manometer reading would always have to be corrected for temperature - more so than the mercury manometer must be.
Can you give me examples of math investigatory project in trigonometry?
Determine how tall a building, flagpole, street light or basketball goal is. They need to understand basic trig, and angle of elevation/depression. They would need to make a clinometer or hypsometer.
What A can mean join fasten or connect?
That 'A' would be 'attach.'
How do astronauts go to the bathroom in space?
In diapers or they would have a toilet that would attach them
Can you attach a real sniper scope to a airsoft sniper scope?
no, in fact there is no such scope where you can attach another on it, plus it would look stupid
Can a creditor get a judgment and attach your debit card?
They wouldn't attach a debit card, they would attach the bank account. If there is a debit card the account is connected to, I suppose you could say they've attached it.
