A brass cube with a side measurement of 10 cm increases in volume by 22.5% when the temperature is increased by 200°C. Brass has a volume expansion coefficient of 57x10-6/oc.
A device's ability to enable fluid flow is relative measured by the flow coefficient of volume of the device. In more concrete terms, the flow coefficient Cv is the amount of water (measured in US gallons) that will pass through a valve at 60 °F and a pressure drop of 1 psi per minute. The concept of temperature is used to convey quantitatively how hot and cold something is. Using a thermometer, one can gauge temperature. Thermometers are calibrated using different temperature scales that traditionally relied on different reference points and thermometric materials for definition.
Given:
length of the cube, l = 10cm
change in temperature of the cube, T = 200
coefficient of volume expansion, beta = 57*10^-6
delta L = delta L/L *100
delta L = 0.0225/0.1 *100
delta L = 22.5%
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