Difference between revisions of "Non size-scale scaling law"

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[[Category:Scaling law]]

Revision as of 22:07, 5 October 2022

This article is a stub. It needs to be expanded.

This page is about scaling laws for other possible other parameters beside size.
For scaling laws over size scales see: Scaling law – or: Scaling law (disambiguation).

This more general treatment kinda seems to blur into just about any physical laws.
Well; Especially worth being called a scaling law are laws that seem

  • laws that are quite simple
  • laws that are polynomial
  • laws with a relationship between two quantities that stands out especially
    (when it is sensible to keep all other involved quantities constant)

Examples

Scaling laws over temperature

  • Stefan Boltzmann law. Thermal radiation rises to the fourth power with temperature. – (wikipedia)
  • ...

Scaling laws over pressure

  • Quantity of viscous flow of a liquid through a pipe of constant diameter and constant length depending on pressure.
  • ...