Comparison of Calculated and Measured Depths of Resultant Hydrostatic Force on a Submerged Face
        
        
        
            - Comparison of calculated and measured depths of resultant hydrostatic force on a submerged face.
 - Hydrostatic forces on a submerged surface lab report
 - Demonstration of the unbalanced hydrostatic force
 - Center of hydrostatic force pressures on a submerged surface
 - Locating the center of hydrostatic pressure on a submerged vertical plane surface
 - Deriving the location of hydrostatic force
 - Locating the centroid of a pressure force acting on a submerged body
 - Measurement of hydrostatic force on a submerged surface
 - Locating the center of pressure of a submerged surface due to hydrostatic forces
 - Experimental location of the center of pressure on a submerged, plane surface
 - Experimental measure of the center of pressure of a vertical on submerged, planar surface
 - Hydrostatic force on a submerged surface
 - Analysis of the resultant location for a hydrostatic force on a submerged surface
 - Analyzing hydrostatic force on a submerged surface
 - Comparison of theoretical and measured hydrostatic force on a submerged surface
 - Results of a hydrostatic force on a submerged surface
 - Experiment 1: hydrostatic force on a submerged surface
 - Hydrostatic force on a submerged surface: a comparison between center of mass and center of pressure
 - Results and discussion on the measurement of yR, the center of pressure on a submerged vertical surface
 - Comparison of theoretical and measured values of center-of-pressure depths for a hydrostatic vertical plane
 - Measuring hydrostatic resultant force on a vertical face of a submerged object
 - Location of hydrostatic force of a vertically submerged plane surface
 - Finding the center of pressure experimentally vs. theoretically
 - Hydrostatic force on a submerged vertical face
 - Locating the center of hydrostatic pressure on submerged surfaces
 - The theoretical versus the measured y-location of the center of pressure
 - Comparing experimental hydrostatic center of pressure forces to theoretical values for a submerged object
 - Hydrostatic forces on submerged surfaces: calculating the center of pressure on the surface of a submerged object
 - Determining the hydrostatic force location on a submerged surface
 - Locating the center of pressure of a submerged, plane surface and comparing it to the theoretical expectation
 - Locating the center of pressure on a vertically submerged plane
 - Testing the theoretical position of the center of pressure to the actual measured position of the center of pressure by submerging a body in water
 - Hydrostatic force and the center of pressure on submerged vertical surfaces
 - Calculating the center of pressure of a submerged surface
 - Comparing the theoretical and experimental values for the y-direction of the center of pressure
 - Effect of hydrostatic forces on a plane submerged surface
 - Location of center of pressure on a submerged and partially submerged apparatus at various depths
 - Location of a hydrostatic force on a submerged object in water at various depths
 - Hydrostatic force on a submerged surface
 - Measurement of the hydrostatic center of pressure of a submerged surface by force balance
 - Locating the center of pressure with a hydrostatic force on a submerged surface
 - Experimentally locating of the center of pressure of a vertical, submerged, plane surface at various levels of water
 - Hydrostatic force on a submerged surface and its distance from the surface
 - Experimentally locating the center of pressure of a vertical submerged surface
 - A comparison of theoretical and measured locations of the center of pressure on a submerged surface
 - Pressure variances on a submerged vertical surface
 - Finding the center of pressure on a vertical rectangular surface and verifying that it is different than the centroid of a rectangle using an arc shape to negate buoyancy and pressure in other directions, and using a sum of moments to calculate the center of pressure
 - The existence of pressure force anomalies relative to the centroid of a submerged vertical surface
 - An attempt to find the center of pressure of a submerged plane
 - Comparing theoretical and calculated values for the center of pressure on a fully and partially vertical submerged plane surface