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Fluid as overarching term gaseous and liquid material entities #763

Closed l-emele closed 3 years ago

l-emele commented 3 years ago

Description of the issue

We defined turbine as: A turbine is an energy converting device that converts energy from a moving fluid flow into rotational energy. Also in the current definition attempt of pump in #78 we used the term fluid: A pump is an energy converting device that converts rotational energy into kinetic energy and potential energy of a fluid.

So we should define fluid. A fluid is an overarching term for gas and liquid material entities. Simplified, one can describe gaseous material entities as compressible fluids and liquid material entities as incompressible fluids.

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sfluegel05 commented 3 years ago

ENVO has this concept as well: fluid environmental material is defined as A liquid or a gas.

For the OEO, I would suggest to add it as an equivalent class which is equivalentTo material entity and has state of matter (gaseous or liquid or plasmatic).

l-emele commented 3 years ago

Wow, that's a very simple definition :)

I'll assign you this issue.

sfluegel05 commented 3 years ago

As a definition of fluid I suggest A fluid is a material entity which is a liquid or a gas.

l-emele commented 3 years ago

Sounds good, I think this can be implemented.

Also the axiom turbine uses some fluid can be added.