HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE (Fluid Pressure) in 8 Minutes!

Everything you need to know about fluid pressure, including: hydrostatic pressure forces as triangular distributed loads, hydrostatic volume and weights, and loads on inclined surfaces.
0:00 Hydrostatic Pressure
0:55 Triangular Distributed Load
2:08 Distributed Load Function
2:55 Purpose of Hydrostatic Load
3:07 Load on Inclined Surface
4:21 Submerged Gate
5:32 Curved Surface
6:39 Hydrostatic Example
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[@user-fg9tt1ls7c]

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[@minaswetmir7091]

8:32 why the pressure of point E is not multiplied by (4-(1/3)*3) just like the Pressure D , because the triangular load does not reach point C too so why we only considered the rest of triangle ? that way it doesn't get to C the water level is only 3m and the point C is 4m

[@nickrag1608]

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[@michaelgarrovillas5058]

Only just the moment arm for the resultant force on the left should be 4m minus a 3rd of 3m..great work man! Thanks

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What textbook explains these concepts clearly and actually helps you solve them in a complex situation?

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[@mariamelhadidy5338]

hi, why did we do the moment equation to get Dx and the force equation to ger Cx

[@mattiasilverii3188]

For the weight of the water that acts upon a slope, shouldn't we also keep in mind its horizontal component?

[@cabinetmwape8897]

made is look so easy

[@Bynopticslash]

Question: When taking the Moment about C at 8:18 , you use 3-1 for the distance for the left side, but 4- 2/3 for the distance on the right. If you want the distance from point C shouldn't both use the height of the tide gate (which is 4m) instead of the height of the water line (which is the 3m)? I may be missing something obvious

[@Bynopticslash]

I think there is a slight error in that the distance from point C to the left force is 3 and not 2, but overall great video very helpful thank you

[@yusufganchi2415]

this confused me as well

[@IGJTHOMAS]

yes, slight error on the moment, to find Dx. Value for Dx is right. (4-1/3*3) and (4-1/3*2)

[@zidanezharfansyah3300]

yes, I think there's a slight error there. I calculated it and I got the height between point C and F left at (4 - 1/3 * 3) or ( 1 + 2/3 * 3 ) = 3m. the mistake he made was he didn't add the height from the water surface A to Cx. cmiiw

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@@yusufganchi2415yeah me too

[@leandrorebello5991]

Please, explain how I calculate (lb/ft3)*(ft/s2)*ft= Lb/in2 (PSI). In my understanding the result is Lb/(ft*s2) and not Lb/in2.

[@capone9905]

please at 1:31 why did you multiply the pressure with the width?

[@paulgbago4586]

hello, thanks
why did you take the inverse slope in the triangular load expression , plus the pressure should be negative since the slope is going down
??

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Can you specify the time stamp?

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great illustrations and explanation but too fast, it's am listening to a song

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It's fun to look at, but in a practical way, it's not that useful, and nice time to waste. If anyone likes to learn some good practical examples, then start practicing Ansys CFD examples it's the best way to understand fluid mechanics.

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