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Welcome! This page helps you calculate the static pressure in a fluid at any given depth. Knowing the static pressure can help you better understand the properties of the fluid and the environment it's in. Let's get started!

Calculation

Inputs



Density of Fluid, kgm^-3
:997



Height
:5m

Advanced:


Acceleration Due to Gravity, ms^-2
:9.81


Output



Pressure
:48902.85Pa


Explanation

The pressure in a fluid varies with height, the greater the depth from the free surface, the greater the pressure acting on the particle.

The pressure can be calculated using the following expression:
Static Pressure Calculator


P=ρghP = \rho gh
Where:

P=Pressureincreaseduetodepthoffluid(Pa)ρ=Density(kgm3)g=Accelerationduetogravity(ms2)h=Verticalheight(m)P = Pressure\: increase\: due\: to\: depth\: of\: fluid\: (Pa) \\ \rho = Density\: (kgm^{-3})\\ g = Acceleration\: due\: to\: gravity\: (ms^{-2})\\ h = Vertical\: height\: (m)

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