Hydrostatic Law with derivation

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It's the very simple way to read the hydrostatic law. Thanks sir

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1. Fluid pressure and pressure measurement
2. Fluid flow
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If we r considering cylinderical weight then why we r taking "ro" of liquid at 2:52

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Here we have considered cylindrical element of same fluid only, so we have to take the density ¶ of the fluid.
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DEAR SIR, WHY YOU NEGLECT THE ATMOSPHERIC FORCE ??? KINDLY REPLY SIR.

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Yes, atmospheric pressure also acts on the fluid and that is about Pa=1.01 × 10^5 N/m². But here we are dealing with the fluid element only, so we are considering the Forces that occurs only due to fluid particles. So finally we will get the equation P=¶gz.
While solving the numericals we have to add the atmospheric pressure also along with the fluid pressure [means total pressure on the bottom of the fluid will be = fluid pressure (¶gz) + atmospheric pressure (Pa)].

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Yes we are not considering the atmospheric pressure here, because in this Theory we are finding the pressure acting due to fluid particles only. P=¶gz is the pressure acting by fluid only.

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I think for equilibrium you should mention sides AB and CD instead of AD and BC.

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Yes Hashim. Everything we learn in engineering has some practical application.
Here Hydrostatic law is applicable for design of dams, storage tanks, applications related to fluid mechanics and also in manufacturing of pressure measuring instruments like U-tube manometer, barometer etc.

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