How much air pressure is required?

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To determine the air pressure required in an airtight system, one must consider hydrostatic pressure principles. A calculator is available at the Engineering Toolbox website to assist with calculations. The discussion emphasizes that only pressure, not force, is necessary for this analysis. Increasing air pressure to match water pressure at a specific depth will effectively displace water to that depth. Understanding these concepts is crucial for accurate pressure calculations in hydraulic systems.
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Given the following situation:
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Given that A is air tight how would one go about working out the air pressure required to achieve:
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Any assistance would be appreciated.
 
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Google "hydrostatic pressure".

You don't need force for this, just pressure.
 
russ_watters said:
Google "hydrostatic pressure".

You don't need force for this, just pressure.
Thanks Russ. I think this is the key. My gut says that if you increase air pressure to equal water pressure at a certain depth that this will displace water to that depth. Is that correct?
 
Thanks, much appreciated.
 
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