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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[michaelgarrovillas]

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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[minaswetmir]

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

[nickrag]

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[jamestwright]

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[bryanesparza]

This actually helped me make sense of hydrostatic pressure! Thanks!!!

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[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

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[mattiasilverii]

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

[leandrorebello]

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.