What is Fluid Pressure and Flow and who is it for?
Fluid Pressure and Flow is an interactive simulation built on SceneryStack that lets you explore how pressure and flow behave in fluids. It is aimed at students and teachers who want a hands-on way to see these physics concepts in action. The simulation runs in its own standalone window and can be installed for quick access. Use it as a visual aid during lessons, study sessions or independent exploration of fluid mechanics.
An interactive physics simulation for exploring fluid pressure, flow and related concepts.
What you can do
Explore fluid pressure and flow through an interactive simulation.
Install the simulation to run in its own standalone window.
Use it as a visual aid for learning physics concepts.
Publisher / site
openphysics.github.io
Category
Education
Platforms
Web
Languages detected
en
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BEST FOR
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Useful for
Explore fluid pressure and flow through an interactive simulation.
Install the simulation to run in its own standalone window.
Use it as a visual aid for learning physics concepts.
Before you choose
Available on Web
INSTALL GUIDE
Install Fluid Pressure and Flow from its official site.
1
Open the official web app
Use the Open site button above in a current version of Chrome, Edge or Safari.
2
Choose the browser install action
Select Install app, or use Add to Home Screen from the browser share or main menu.
3
Confirm and launch
The installed app opens from the device launcher. Browser and platform support can vary.
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Standalone app window
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