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English: Fluidyne engine model operation. Brass pipe on the right is heated with a heatgun. This expands the air in the tube and causes the water to rise in leftmost tube. Expansion cools the air, and together with the action of back-pressure of the water column, it is pushed back. Cyclical oscillation continues.
Српски / srpski: Модел флуидинског мотора при раду. Метална цијев на десној страни се загријава са гријачем. Ово доводи до ширења ваздуха у цијеви и вода се диже у лијевој цијеви. Ширење хлади ваздух, па му се запремина смањује, што заједно са повратним притиском воденог стуба доводи до враћања ваздуха натраг. С тиме почиње циклус осцилација. |
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| Author | Мирослав Ћика |
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