Solid Pressure and Force
This page covers the fundamentals of katı basıncı (solid pressure) and related concepts in physics.
Solid pressure is defined as the force applied per unit area. The formula for solid pressure is P = F/S, where P is pressure, F is force in Newtons, and S is surface area in square meters. The resulting unit is Pascals.
Definition: Katı basıncı (Solid pressure) is the force exerted by a solid object per unit area of contact.
For objects with uniform cross-sectional areas, pressure can vary based on orientation. When an object is cut into two pieces:
Example: If the cut surface has a smaller area, the pressure increases. If the cut surface has a larger area, the pressure decreases.
The page also introduces durgun sıvıların basıncı (static fluid pressure). In fluids, pressure increases with depth due to the weight of the fluid above.
Highlight: Fluid pressure acts equally in all directions at a given depth.
Examples are provided showing pressure comparisons at different depths and locations within fluid containers.