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    Total hydrostatic force on the surface can be computed by integrating the infinitesimal forces over the entire surface area. If the fluid density is constant and P 0 is the atmospheric pressure at the free surface, integration of the above equation can be carried out to determine the pressure at the element as given below.

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    Total hydrostatic force on the surface can be computed by integrating the infinitesimal forces over the entire surface area. If the fluid density is constant and P 0 is the atmospheric pressure at the free surface, integration of the above equation can be carried out to determine the pressure at the element as given below.

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    12/23/2014

    NPTELIITGuwahati

    FluidStatics

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    Notethatthedirectionof
    isnormaltothesurfaceareaandthenegativesignshowsthatthepressureforce
    acts against the surface. The total hydrostatic force on the surface can be computed by integrating the
    infinitesimalforcesovertheentiresurfacearea.

    Ifhisthedepthoftheelement,fromthehorizontalfreesurfaceasgiveninEquation(L2.9)becomes

    L9.1

    Ifthefluiddensity isconstantandP0istheatmosphericpressureatthefreesurface,integrationoftheabove
    equationcanbecarriedouttodeterminethepressureattheelementasgivenbelow

    L9.2

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