Similar words: pascal, musical scale, rascal, rascally, continental slope, slaw, paschal, lascar. Meaning: n. pressure applied anywhere to a body of fluid causes a force to be transmitted equally in all directions; the force acts at right angles to any surface in contact with the fluid.
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1. The Pascal's law is: Seals up intensity of pressure change which in vessel's fluid at rest's some part occurs, will not lose the transmission to the fluid each part and the vessel wall.
2. In actual hydraulic systems, Pascal's law defines the basis of the results which are obtained from the system.
3. Pascal's law is illustrated by the operation of a hydraulic press, shown in Fig 12 - 3 .
4. According to Pascal's Law, each die will receive equal pressure during the process of pressing.
5. All hydraulic systems depend on Pascal's law, named after Blaise Pascal, who discovered the law.
6. Hydraulic jack (other name: The hydraulic jack) the use liquid intensity of pressure transmission machinery which makes using the Pascal's law, the type hydraulic jack are many.
7. This rule by the French mathematicians, physicist Pascal discovered that from this names as the Pascal's law.
8. To demonstrate the equal transmission by liquids of pressure in all directions to prove Pascal's law.
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