TWO-WAY MOVEMENT OF LIQUED FLOW

Muhammadabdulloh Ahmadullah ugli Xabibullayev; Abdulaziz Doniyorbek ugli Borotbekxojiyev; Madinabonu Bahodirjon kizi Mexmonaliyeva

Authors

Muhammadabdulloh Ahmadullah ugli Xabibullayev Andijan Institute of Agriculture and Agrotechnologies
Abdulaziz Doniyorbek ugli Borotbekxojiyev Andijan Institute of Agriculture and Agrotechnologies
Madinabonu Bahodirjon kizi Mexmonaliyeva Andijan Institute of Agriculture and Agrotechnologies

Keywords:

liquid, liquid flow, hydraulics, properties of liquids, movement of liquids, development of our country.

Abstract

A liquid is one of the states of matter in which volume is conserved but shape changes. A liquid consists of atoms and molecules that are chemically bonded to each other. The most common liquid on Earth is water. A liquid is fluid like a gas and takes the shape of a container. Some liquids are compressible, while others are compressible. Unlike a gas, a liquid does not expand and fill the entire container, but maintains a constant density. A different property of liquid is surface tension, which causes the phenomenon of wetting. The density of a liquid is close to that of a solid, and much higher than that of a gas.