Tuesday, 31 July 2012


Applications of Low Pressure

1. Bulldozers


  • usually moved by a chain with sharp edges in between surfaces of large area to decrease the pressure exerted on the ground.
  • in this way, the chin can prevent the bulldozers from sinking into soft ground.
2. Heavy lorries and buses 


    • usually fitted with more than four wheels of larger surface area to decrease the pressure exerted on the road.
    • this can prevent the tyres from bursting and sinking into the soft ground.
    3. Tall buildings


      • usually built on a base of large surface area to decrease the pressure and to prevent the buildings from sinking to the ground.
      4. Skis


      • designed to have a larger surface area to decrease the pressure exerted on the snow.
      • this enables the skiers to move smoothly without sinking the snow.

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