Electronics - Voltage and Current - Discussion
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38.
If a fluid system is compared to an electrical system, the fluid pump will correspond to a:
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Nagaraju said:
1 decade ago
In simulation between these two systems, one should know about parameters of at least one system :.
In electrical system:.
Current : nothing but flow of electrons (so some physical quantity).
Voltage: force with which electron is moved from one point to other.
Source: which is the cause for electron movement and voltage production.
So, on comparing with the fluid system we can say that.
Battery = pump.
Fluid=electron i.e. current.
Force I. E voltage/potential = pressure.
In electrical system:.
Current : nothing but flow of electrons (so some physical quantity).
Voltage: force with which electron is moved from one point to other.
Source: which is the cause for electron movement and voltage production.
So, on comparing with the fluid system we can say that.
Battery = pump.
Fluid=electron i.e. current.
Force I. E voltage/potential = pressure.
Venkatesh madhamanchi said:
1 decade ago
Its very simple!
Fluid system=> fluid pump gives the force to move fluid then fluid will make a path as per the fluid system design.
Electrical system=> voltage source will force the electrons to move. That flow of electrons is nothing but current. It will pass as per the electric system.
By comparing both systems fluid pump is like voltage source.
Voltage source is nothing but a battery.
Thats it.
Fluid system=> fluid pump gives the force to move fluid then fluid will make a path as per the fluid system design.
Electrical system=> voltage source will force the electrons to move. That flow of electrons is nothing but current. It will pass as per the electric system.
By comparing both systems fluid pump is like voltage source.
Voltage source is nothing but a battery.
Thats it.
Devdatta gaikwad said:
1 decade ago
Yes I will, first we consider fluid system that contain one closed loop i.e.tank- motor-conductor (pipe) - tank ;similarly an electrical system that also contain one closed loop i.e. battery-conducting wire-load (lamp) -battery. Hence by compairing above two loops we can easily deside that pump corresponds to battery.
Jaw said:
1 decade ago
Battery is equal to voltage and if you compare to a fluid pump voltage is for pump which keep pushing the fluid to move and that we called pressure and the electron is for water. Gets guys?
Rakesh said:
1 decade ago
Movement of electrons and movement of fluid both are driven by the difference in pressure at different points... which is worked up by a battery in ES as fluid pump in fluid system.
Navin said:
1 decade ago
Since voltage provide pressure to the movement of electron similarly fluid pump provide fluid to flow.
fluid-------electron.&
pump-----conductor.
fluid pump/motor-----voltage
fluid-------electron.&
pump-----conductor.
fluid pump/motor-----voltage
Vikas said:
1 decade ago
As pump is not producing water itself, just it is giving force for the flow of water. Same way btry also not produsing charges, just it is making force for the flow of electron.
Udayasree reddy said:
8 years ago
Fluid system = Electrical system.
Fluid pump = ?
We can store fluid in fluid pump.
Same as we can store electricity in battery.
Fluid pump = ?
We can store fluid in fluid pump.
Same as we can store electricity in battery.
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Sreeyush Sudhakaran said:
1 decade ago
Consider the well with motor as battery.
Water current is supplied by motor pump.
Fuild pump-battery
Fluid-current
Pipe-Conductor
Water current is supplied by motor pump.
Fuild pump-battery
Fluid-current
Pipe-Conductor
Karmendra said:
1 decade ago
fluid system = electrical system
so fluid pump which produce fluid = battery.
fluid pump produce fluid
battery produce voltage.
so fluid pump which produce fluid = battery.
fluid pump produce fluid
battery produce voltage.
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