Recent content by banhbo_tt

It's clear now. Thanks you a a lot !

so far I have found 3 formulas related to pressure in liquids: p = dh p = hpg http://00.edu-cdn.com/files/static/mcgrawhill-images/9780071393089/e0248-02.jpg (source: http://www.education.com/study-help/article/calculus-help-hydrostatic-pressure/ ) Can you please tell me how...

In fact, my house has a aquarium tank about (3 x 3 x 1 meters) = (H x L x W) made of 3 cm thick toughened glass. When water is pump in at 75% capacity, the side glass is clearly curved. I just could not believe.

Hi all, A problem pops up while I was trying to calculate the pressure impacts on my aquarium tank walls. The first formula comes up to my mind was: p = d*h where d is pressure at one point inside the liquid d is density of the liquid (assume it's pure water) h is the height or...