Calculation of movement caused by a change in pressure

In summary, the conversation discusses a scenario involving an inflatable closed cube connected to a chamber with a constant pressure of 6 bar. The cube is hanging on a wire in a room with a pressure of 1 bar. At t=0, a small part of the bottom of the cube opens and the force on the box and its direction of movement are being questioned. The equations PV = Cte and F=PA have been attempted but without any successful results.
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Homework Statement


Imagine you have an unflatable closed cube (z x z x z) which is connected to a chamber with a constant pressure of 6 bar (so the pressure in the box is also 6 bar). The box is hanging on a wire in a room in which the pressure is 1 bar. At t=0 a small part of the bottom of the cube opens (a x a x a , a < z). What is the force on the box and in what direction will it move?

Homework Equations


Sorry, but i have no idea. I tried using the standard PV = Cte and F=PA, but without any result so far

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unflatable = inflatable?
 

FAQ: Calculation of movement caused by a change in pressure

1. What is the relationship between pressure and movement?

The relationship between pressure and movement is directly proportional. This means that as pressure increases, movement also increases. Conversely, as pressure decreases, movement decreases.

2. How is movement calculated from a change in pressure?

Movement can be calculated using the formula: movement = pressure/change in pressure. The units for movement will depend on the units used for pressure and change in pressure.

3. What factors can influence the calculation of movement from a change in pressure?

The factors that can influence the calculation of movement from a change in pressure include the material or substance being acted upon, the surface area of the material, and the direction and magnitude of the applied force.

4. How can the calculation of movement from a change in pressure be applied in real-world situations?

The calculation of movement from a change in pressure has many practical applications, such as in the design and construction of hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, and pressure-sensitive devices. It is also used in fields such as engineering, physics, and meteorology.

5. What are some potential limitations or errors in the calculation of movement caused by a change in pressure?

Potential limitations or errors in the calculation of movement caused by a change in pressure can arise from inaccurate or imprecise measurements of pressure or change in pressure, variations in material properties, and external factors such as temperature and humidity. It is important to carefully consider and account for these potential sources of error in order to obtain accurate results.

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