An application form daily life that pressure at any point inside liquid is transmitted equally in all directions
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The theory that pressure at any point in a liquid, is uniformly distributed in all directions, is one of the three basic principles of fluid dynamics.
A common application of this theory is the brakes found in vehicles. Since fast moving vehicles have to be brought to a sudden stop, and if conventional brakes are used, the wheels may overheat and catch fire. Hence, certain fluids are used to apply pressure on to the brake pads. When the driver presses the brake pedal, a uniform force is transmitted in the fluid, which exerts a large amount of force on the wheels, thereby bringing the vehicle to a stop.
A common application of this theory is the brakes found in vehicles. Since fast moving vehicles have to be brought to a sudden stop, and if conventional brakes are used, the wheels may overheat and catch fire. Hence, certain fluids are used to apply pressure on to the brake pads. When the driver presses the brake pedal, a uniform force is transmitted in the fluid, which exerts a large amount of force on the wheels, thereby bringing the vehicle to a stop.
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