Water/Air reciprocating Machine.
Can this machine work?
Components:
a) A volume of water
b) A volume of compressed air
Important properties of the components:
a) The water weighs more than the air
b) The air exerts a higher pressure than the water
Can the machine work like this? :
1. Compressed air forces the water to a higher level.
2. The water then falls to a lower level because it's heavier than the air.
3. Goto 1.
Water/Air reciprocating Machine.
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Re: Water/Air reciprocating Machine.
Hi brainzlol,
Is your question related to a science fair project? This forum is intended for students, parents, and teachers working on K-12 science projects. If you are looking for help with homework or general science discussions there are other sites that should be able to answer you question.
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Is your question related to a science fair project? This forum is intended for students, parents, and teachers working on K-12 science projects. If you are looking for help with homework or general science discussions there are other sites that should be able to answer you question.
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Re: Water/Air reciprocating Machine.
This is a general science question, not science fair.
Can you suggest a good place to ask it please?
Can you suggest a good place to ask it please?
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Re: Water/Air reciprocating Machine.
Hi brainzlol,
Your question seems to be related to physics so you might try searching for sites that answer general questions about physics. Here’s one example:
http://van.physics.illinois.edu/qa/
A. Norman
Your question seems to be related to physics so you might try searching for sites that answer general questions about physics. Here’s one example:
http://van.physics.illinois.edu/qa/
A. Norman

