There is a certain equation: P = P°+ ρgh which relates pressure inside a liquid with depth. Here P°is the pressure at h=0, ρ is the density of the liquid, h is depth and g is the acceleration due to gravity. But this equation assumes that ρ and g are constant, but they do vary with depth inside a planet. How does one calculate the pressure inside a planet made of, let’s say, liquid hydrogen or molasses?
Me and my husband is planning to build a new home in Austin TX and we wanted to be 100 free from electric bill using the sun energy. Anybody who have knowledge about PV, Solar Panel please I need your help.
Project Plan: 2500 sqm floor plan
5 bedrooms
What type of PV or Solar Panel Cell we need?
How much do you think it will cost?
Do you know an architect or builder who provide custom plan
Do you know somebody from Austin is using Solar Panel
Do you know local manufacturer that we can contact with?
