Hydraulic jack Aspect

Suggestion

Reason

Size of piston

Big

Can support greater force

Material of the body

Low

Lighter mass/weight/easy to carry

Type of liquid

Incompressible/not volatile/high boiling point

Handle

Pressure can be transferred effectively/does not evaporate easily/prevent from rusting/will not trap air

Long

Ability to reset

Less effort needed to press the small piston

Apply released valve between small and main reservoir

Liquid can flows into small reservoir

Density of liquid

Low

Lighter mass/weight

Amount of liquid

Full

Pressure can be transmitted immediately/effectively

Type of material of the fluid transmission pipe

Strong/steel

Hydraulic brake Aspect

Strong/does not break easily/non corrosive/prevent leakage/does not rust easily/ Rate of oxidation is slow/can last longer

Suitability

Reason

Specific heat capacity of brake disc

Friction between pads and discs will cause an increase in temperature but the increase will be slow. Does not melt easily if there is an increase in temperature.

High

Melting point of brake disc

High

Compression of brake fluid

Difficult

Pressure will be transmitted uniformly in all directions/ flows easily

Hardness of brake pads

High degrees

Can withstand great force / does not break easily

Material of brake fluid

Oil/incompressible

No air bubble

Characteristic of brake fluid

High boiling point/low density/high viscosity

Does not change to gas state/lighter mass/less friction/does not evaporate easily

Size of master piston

Small

Higher pressure produced/small force used

Size of slave piston

Big

Produce bigger force

Type of material of the fluid transmission pipe

Strong/steel

Strong/does not break easily/non corrosive/prevent leakage/does not rust easily/ Rate of oxidation is slow/can last longer

Cargo ship Aspect Strength of material used

Suggestion Strong/aluminium/ fibre composite(for boat)

Material used

Low density

Plimsoll line

Two stage

Size of the barge/capacity

Big

Shape of barge/horizontal cross section

Aerodynamic/front side is narrow and pointed

Hull ability

Hydrodynamic

Engine fuel

Diesel

Reason Can withstand great force/high water pressure Lighter mass/weight Safe in fresh water and salt water Can carry more goods/higher buoyant force/To increase the capacity Reduce water resistance Ability to withstand shock waves/collisions Cheapter/higher power/bigger capacity

Distance of Plimsoll line from the sea surface

Higher/far

Size of propeller (for boat) Size of oil tanker

Bigger More partition to store oil

Ship base cross section area

Wide

Can carry more load/can displace more water/higher upthrust To produce greater thrust forward To reduce the effect of inertia Ship can float/prevent from overturn/ship more stable

Submarine Aspect

Suggestion

Reason

Thickness of the wall

Thick wall

Water pressure increase with depth

Material of the wall

High density material

Increase mass / can submerge easily

Material of the wall

Strong material

Does not break easily

Shape of the submarine

Aerodynamic shape

Reduce water resistance

Able to submerge

Ballast tank

To increase or reduce weight

Sonar transmitter and receiver

To estimate distance and depth

Equipment to detect underwater obstacles and depth Volume of ballast tank

High/Big

Number of air tanks cylinder carried

More

Maximum water pressure

Can withstand higher maximum water pressure

Hot air balloon Characteristic

To produce bigger buoyant force/easy to rise/can carry greater weight inside Can stay longer time under the water/can rise and submerge many times/more air supply for respiration of crews Safe when the submarine submerge very deep in the sea/The body will not break due to high water pressure

Suitability

Reason

Volume of balloon (envelope)

Big

Produced bigger buoyant force/displaced more volume of air

Material for the balloon

Strong, e.g. synthetic nylon/low density

Material for the basket

Low density/Rattan

Temperature of air inside

High

Strong/Does not break/tear easily/air proof material/lighter mass/weight Lighter/smaller mass/increase the impact time, reduce impulsive force Reduce air density/reduce the mass of air in the balloon/increase upward resultant force/can carry more load

Shape of balloon

Aerodynamic

To reduce water resistance

Density of filled gas in the balloon

Low

Lighter mass/weight

Mass of radiosonde instrument

Low

To produce a bigger upward resultant force

The number of the burners

Many

To produce bigger flame/heat up the gas in the balloon faster

Safety aspects

Rope tied to the balloon

Avoid the balloon moves away/to hold the balloon

Best times to launch the balloon

Early in the morning or late evening

Air surrounding is cooler/higher density

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