Numericals on Hydrostatic Forces I Fluid Mechanics I GATE ESE PSU's 2021 /Kulkarni academy Hyderabad

In this session, Mr. Praveen Kulkarni sir will discuss about Hydrostatic force . This session will be relevant for all the students from the Mechanical Engineering background.
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[@prem7556]

Good conceptual numericals .. Thank you sir!!

[@bhargavhh579]

Superb Sir

[@sushilpal6774]

Awesome 👌

[@mohammedshakilpathan1369]

Excellent sir

[@dalbeernegi8240]

sir, in tipping problem centre of pressure is always below the centre of gravity ,then how it is going above? can it be less then centre of gravity ?

[@pravinkumarverma748]

Thank You sir.

[@maalam9988]

On the first problem, while calculating Vertical forces of CD curve, fluid is under the curve but during calculation you take the fluid weight of upward the curve, why?

[@haribhukya1739]

dfv vertical component of force =qgx dA cos(theta) dA cos(thetha) = volume; q is the density dfv=qg* volume dfv= wt of the fluid