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Formulas With Dimensions

This document provides dimensional formulae and SI units for various mechanical quantities. It lists 28 physical quantities including area, volume, density, speed, acceleration, force, work, energy, power, pressure, moment of force, gravitational constant, impulse, stress, strain, surface tension, energy density, coefficient of viscosity, angle, angular velocity, angular acceleration, moment of inertia, radius of gyration, angular momentum, and ratios like sine, cosine and tangent. For each quantity, it gives the dimensional formula in terms of fundamental dimensions of mass (M), length (L) and time (T) as well as the standard SI unit.

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Formulas With Dimensions

This document provides dimensional formulae and SI units for various mechanical quantities. It lists 28 physical quantities including area, volume, density, speed, acceleration, force, work, energy, power, pressure, moment of force, gravitational constant, impulse, stress, strain, surface tension, energy density, coefficient of viscosity, angle, angular velocity, angular acceleration, moment of inertia, radius of gyration, angular momentum, and ratios like sine, cosine and tangent. For each quantity, it gives the dimensional formula in terms of fundamental dimensions of mass (M), length (L) and time (T) as well as the standard SI unit.

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Oirnensional formulae and SI units of

s. Physical Quantity
rt
va ous physical quantities.

Relation with other s1unit


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- NO,

i----
quantities

A. Mechanical Quantities
Dlmenslonal Formula
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-2
~

-- 1. Area
Length >< breadth L x L - L2 - [M°L2T~ m
2. Volume 3
Length >< breadth x height L X L X L = [M°L3r°1 m
-
3. Density -3
Mass kgm
Volume ~ = [ ML-JT0 ]
- 4. Speed or Velocity -1
Distance ms
Time ~ = [M°Lr-1]
- 5. Acceleration ms
-2
Change in velocity
Lr ,= Lr 2= [ M°Lr 2]
Time T
6. Momentum 1
Mass x velocity M X L, 1
= [ML, 11 kg ms
- 7. Force
Mass >< acceleration M X L, 2= [ML, 21 N
~

Work
8. ML, 2 XL = [ML •
2 2 J
Force x distance 1
9. Energy Amount of work [ML2 , 21 J

10. Power
ML2r 2
w
-Work
-
Time =[ML2T-3]
T
Pressure 2
11. Force Pa or N m
-
Area
- M~7-2 =[ML-tr-2]
..-
12. Moment of force or torque Force x Perpendicular ML, 2 X L= [ML2, 2
1 Nm
distance
2
13. Gravitational constant 'G' 2 2 2 N m2kg
Force x (distance ) [ MLr ][L ] =[M-1L3T2]
Massx mass M xM

1
14. Impulse of a force Force x time MLr-2 X T = [MLT ] Ns

15. Stress Force N m- 2


-- M~; -2 = [ ML-1r-2 ]
Area

16. Strain Change in dimension [M°L<>r>J


Original dimension
2
17. Coefficie nt of elasticity Stress ML-1r 2 Nm
- - =[ML-'T~]
Strain 1
1
Force MLT 2 =MT-2 = [MLor -2] Nm
18. Surface tension
Length L
s. Physical Quantity
Relation with other
Dimensional Formula ~
No. quantities SI Unit

Energy ML~:-2 = [ ML-,r -2J


~
19. Energy density J n,-3
Volume

~
Force x distance N m-2 S Or
MLT-2 xL = [ ML-1 -1]
20. Coefficient of viscosity Areax velocity L2 x Lr 1 T Pas or
decapoise

21. Angle
Arc
Radius
~ = 1=[M0L0T0 J
L
-----rad

22. Angular velocity


Angle
Time
f r,= = [ MoLoT-1] -----
rad s-1

23. Angular Acceleration


Angular velocity T;1= T-2 = [ MoLoT-2] rad s-2
---
--
Time

24. Moment of inertia Mass x (distance)2 ML 2= [ML2T°1 kg m2

25. Radius of gyration Distance L = [M 0LT°1 m


-
-
Angular momentum Mass x velocity x radius M x LT- 1x L = [ML2T- 1] kg m2s-1
26.

T-ratios Length ~ = 1= [ M0L0T0 ] -


27. Length
(sine, cose, lane)
(Dimensionless)

I
28. Time period Time T = [M 0L0 T1] s

1
29. Frequency { = r1 = [ Mol oT-1] s-1 or Hz
Time period

ML2r 2
=[ML2T-1]
E Energy
30. Planck's constant 'h' - = T_, Js
V Frequency

Density of substance ML-3 =1= [ MOLOTO]


31 . Relative density ML-3 -
Density of water at 4°C
(Dimensionless]

Velocity L~ - 1 = r , = [ M0Lor 1] s-1


32. Velocity gradient
Distance

ML-1r 2
= [ ML-2r 2] Pa m-1
Pressure
33. Pressure gradient
Distance L -

Force
MLLr-2 =Mr-2=[MLoT 2] N m-1
34. Force constant
Displacement
-
- . . , .,,,,,'l,(',n
-s. No.
Physical Quantity
- Relation With other
- i ti~V V I ~- 1 ·, , _ _ ._ ._.. , ._

- Quantities Dimensional Formula SI Unit

- B. Thermal Quantities
35. Heat or enthalpy Energy
-- [ML2T-2] J

36. Specific heat Heat [ ML2T-2]


Mass X Temperature =i[M°L2r 2 K_,] J kg-1K - 1

- [Ml[K)

-
37. Latent heat
-
Heat
Mass
[ ML r 2]
2

[M]
- [ MoL2r 2] J kg-,

Therma'I _ Heat x distance


38. conductivity ML2r 2 .L
Area x temp. x time 2 - [ MLr 3K-1] Js-1m- 1"1
L .K.T
39. Entropy -
Heat ML2T-2
Temperature - [ ML2r 2K-1] JK-1
K
Universal Gas ML-1r 2L3
40. Constant -PV
nT mol.K
J mor 1K-1

[ML2T 2 K-1mor11
Thermal Heat x distance [ ML2r 2 L]
41 .
conductivity . = [ MLr 3K- 1] Js-1m-1 K-1
Area x temp. x time 2
[ L .K.T]
Heat [ ML2r 2]
42. Entropy
Temperature =[ML2r 2
K-1] J K-1
[K)

Universal Gas PV [ ML-1r-2] [ L3]


43. - J mo1-1 K-1
Constant nT [mol.K]
IML2T 2 K- 1mo1- 1]
Boltzmann's Energy [ ML2r 2]
44. Constant Temperature
=[ ML2T-2K-1] J K-1
[K)
Energy [ ML2r 2] Js-1m-2K--4
4:5 . Stefan's constant = [ ML0r 3 K--4]
Area x time x (temp.)4 2
[ L .T.K 4
]

Energy [ ML2r 2]
46. Solar Constant 2
= [ ML0T-3] J s-, m-2
Area x time [ L .T]
[ ML2T-2]
Mechanical w = [ MOLOTO]
-
47. J= - [ ML2T-2]
equivalent of heat H
(Dimensionless)
mK
48. Wien's constant b = AmT [M0L1 T° K']
,
c.. Electrical Quantities ·
Time x Current [T.A] =[M0 L0TA] C (coulomb}
49. Electric Charge
2
Work [ ML2r ]
= [ ML2r 3A-1] V (volt)
50. Electrical potential Charge [TAl
1
Potential difference [ ML2r 3A- ]
=[ ML2T-JK 2 ] .Q (ohm)
51 . Resistance Current [A]

Charge [TA] = [ M_1L_2 T4A2] F (farad)


2 3
[ ML r A- ]
1
52. Capacitance Potential difference
s. Relation with other
Dimensional Formula
Physical Quantity SI Un~
No. quantities
[ML2r-3A-1]
EMF =[ML2r-2A-2 ]
53. Inductance
Current/time [ Ar-1] ---------
H (henry)

1 q1q2

54.
Permittivity of free
E0 = - - -
4n Fr 2 [AT.AT] = [M_1L_3T4A2]
[ MLT-2] [L2]
-------
c2 N-11l1'2
space charge x charge

---
= 4n x electric force x (distance)2

Relative permittivity or E A pure ratio = [M0LOT°]


55. E,or K : i
E (Dimensionless) -
dielectric constant

56.
Intensity of electric
field
Force
Charge
[ MLT-2]
[AT]
= [MLT-3A- 1] ---
N C-1 or V !l1'1

Q--1 - -
1 1 =[M"'1L-2r3A2]
57. Conductance ML2r-JA-2 Ormho
Resistance
Or S (siemen)

[ ML2T-3A-2 ] [ L2 ] -
Specific resistance or Resistance x Area
58. [L] Qm
resistivity Length
= [ML31 3A-2]

Specific conductance 1
59. cr=- [M-1L-3T3A2] n-1m-1
or conductivity p

60. Electric dipole moment Charge x 2(1ength) [AT][L] = [M0LTA] Cm

D. Magnetic Quantities
l,

F MLr2 = [ML012A-']
B=
61 . Magnetic field
qvsine AT.Lr1.1 T (tesla)

[MT-2A-1].[L2) = [ML2T-2A-1
62. Magnetic flux ~ =BA Wb (weber)

Permeability of free 21t x distance x force [L][MLr-2 ]


63. =[MLT-2A-2 ] Hm-1
space (µo) current x current xlength [A.L]
2

64. Magnetic moment Current x area A.L2= [M0L2T0 A] Am2 or J r-1


Magnetic moment
65. Pole strength At = [ M°LToA] Am
Magnetic Length

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