The working principle of the flush toilet is explained by buoyancy, pressure, friction

Updated on Toilet 2024-04-17
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-23

    The working principle of the flush toilet is not related to pressure and friction, but to buoyancy and pressure, and the principle of levers is used.

    When there is no water in the toilet, the float goes down to the lowest point due to its own weight, and the other end of the float is connected to the toilet water inlet switch in the open position, and the water flow channel is open. When the water accumulates to a certain position, due to the buoyancy action, the float rises, and the connecting rod at the other end of the float closes the water inlet channel. Of course, the opening and closing positions of the water inlet switch should be adjusted to the range of the linkage movement when the float is lifted.

  2. Anonymous users2024-01-22

    Calculate the relevant physical quantities.

    1.Calculate the pressure of the water on the outlet plug when the tank is full of water (F= is the area of the outlet plug);

    2.By the balance of the torque, calculate the force required to pull the water discharge knob when discharging water;

    3.Calculate the buoyancy force experienced by the float (F = gV row. For the measurement of row V, please refer to the "Student Achievement Display");

    4.The pressure (or pressure) of the water at the inlet is calculated by the balance of the moment (Note: due to the complex structure of the inlet and the inlet plug, the force arm of the pressure of the water on the inlet plug can be approximately equal to the radius of the inlet pipe).

    5.Calculate the velocity of the water flow at the mouth (Bernoulli's equation).

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