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A Litre of Water Compressed

solved BulkModulus

Q. Taking the bulk modulus of water as 2.2 × 10⁹ N/m²B=2.2×109N/m², how much should the pressure on a litre of water be changed to compress it by 0.10 %ΔV_V=0.10%, in pascals?

waterP = ?B = 2.2×10⁹ PaΔV/V = 1×10⁻³
Inputs
B
2.2e+09 N/m²
ΔV_V
0.1%
Outputs
pressurePg?

How it's solved

Solved with BulkModulus

Given

  • B=2.2×109N/m²
  • ΔV_V=0.10%

Find Pg.

Working
  1. B=2.2×109N/m²=2.2×109Pa
  2. bulk modulus is pressure over volume strain(water)B=PgΔV_V
  3. 2.2×109=Pg0.001
  4. Pg=2.2×106Pa
  5. Pg≈2.2×106Pato 2 significant figures
Conclusion

The pressure needed is the fraction of compression times the bulk modulus, whatever the amount of water; water is stiff, so even a small squeeze takes many atmospheres.

The web of concepts

given read from the words equation asked

The Ruby that solves it

The question and its solution are small Ruby files. The engine runs them.

question.rb
1require_relative "../physics"23question :a_litre_of_water_compressed do4  kind :numerical5  describes "Taking the bulk modulus of water as %{modulus}, %{pressure} to compress it by %{compression}, in " \6            "pascals?"7  given modulus: "2.2e9 N/m2"8  given compression: "0.10 %"9  asks pressure: "how much should the pressure on a litre of water be changed"10end
solution.rb
1require_relative "../questions/a_litre_of_water_compressed"2require_relative "../science/mechanical_properties_of_solids/bulk_modulus"34solve :a_litre_of_water_compressed, using: BulkModulus do5  objects :water67  take modulus: water.bulk_modulus8  take compression: water.fractional_compression910  pressure = water.gauge_pressure11  answer pressure:, in: "Pa", figures: 21213  conclusion "The pressure needed is the fraction of compression times the bulk modulus, whatever the " \14             "amount of water; water is stiff, so even a small squeeze takes many atmospheres."15end
playground.rb
1require_relative "../solutions/a_litre_of_water_compressed"23play_with :a_litre_of_water_compressed do4  title "A Litre of Water Compressed"5end
The laws it drew on
quantitywrittenunitswithinfrom
massmkg0 … ∞Pressure
gravitygm/s²—Pressure
thrustFN—Pressure
areaAm²—Pressure
pressurePPa0 … ∞Pressure
pressure at the surfacePaPa—PressureAtDepth
densityρkg/m³0 … ∞PressureAtDepth
depthhm—PressureAtDepth
gauge pressurePgPa—PressureAtDepth
bulk modulusBPa—BulkModulus
fractional compressionΔV_V——BulkModulus
edgeam—BulkModulus
volumeVm³0 … ∞BulkModulus
fall in volumeΔVm³—BulkModulus
density when squeezedρBkg/m³—BulkModulus
pressure of groundPgPa0 … ∞
thrust on groundFgN—
area of groundAgm²—
pressure of waterPPa0 … ∞
thrust on waterFN—
area of waterAm²—
gauge pressure on groundPg,gPa—
depth of groundhgm—
gauge pressure on waterPgPa—
depth of waterhm—
bulk modulus of groundBgPa—
fractional compression of groundΔV_Vg——
bulk modulus of waterBPa—
fractional compression of waterΔV_V——
volume of groundVgm³0 … ∞
edge of groundagm—
volume of waterVm³0 … ∞
edge of wateram—
fall in volume of groundΔVgm³—
fall in volume of waterΔVm³—
density when squeezed of groundρB,gkg/m³—
density when squeezed of waterρBkg/m³—
mass of watermkg0 … ∞
Ps=FsAs
pressure is force over area
Pg,p=ρ⋅g⋅hp
pressure of the fluid above
Pp=Pa+Pg,p
pressure adds the surface s
Bb=Pg,bΔV_Vb
bulk modulus is pressure over volume strain
Vb=ab3
a cube s volume
ΔV_Vb=ΔVbVb
fractional compression is the fall over the volume
ρB,b=ρ1-ΔV_Vb
the same mass in less room
Pg=FgAg
pressure is force over area(ground)
P=FA
pressure is force over area(water)
Pg,g=ρ⋅g⋅hg
pressure of the fluid above(ground)
Pg=ρ⋅g⋅h
pressure of the fluid above(water)
Pg=Pa+Pg,g
pressure adds the surface s(ground)
P=Pa+Pg
pressure adds the surface s(water)
Bg=Pg,gΔV_Vg
bulk modulus is pressure over volume strain(ground)
B=PgΔV_V
bulk modulus is pressure over volume strain(water)
Vg=ag3
a cube s volume(ground)
V=a3
a cube s volume(water)
ΔV_Vg=ΔVgVg
fractional compression is the fall over the volume(ground)
ΔV_V=ΔVV
fractional compression is the fall over the volume(water)
ρB,g=ρ1-ΔV_Vg
the same mass in less room(ground)
ρB=ρ1-ΔV_V
the same mass in less room(water)