Pressure Apparatus
Product Code : EL-PLE-12039
Eduscope India is a leading Pressure Apparatus
Quick Answer: Pressure Apparatus is a two-cylinder physics instrument that demonstrates the transmissibility of fluid pressure and how piston area affects output force.
The apparatus uses two metal cylinders, 15mm and 30mm in diameter, each fitted with a piston and connected to the other by a fluid-filled tube on a wooden base. A force applied to one piston creates a pressure that transmits, undiminished, through the connecting tube to the piston at the other end — the same transmissibility of fluid pressure first described by Blaise Pascal. Because the 30mm cylinder has roughly four times the cross-sectional area of the 15mm one, the same fluid pressure produces about four times the force on the larger piston, giving students a direct, observable illustration of the piston-area effect that underlies hydraulic force multiplication in physics lab equipment India teaching sets.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Cylinder diameters | 15mm and 30mm |
| Area ratio | Larger cylinder approx. 4x the area of the smaller |
| Pistons | One per cylinder, linked by a fluid-filled tube |
| Base | Wooden |
It is part of EduScope India's Physics Lab Equipment range, and pairs well with Pascal's Apparatus and the Boyle's Law Apparatus for a complete fluid and gas pressure teaching set.
