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    This document discusses simplifications that can be made to basic fluid statics equations when gravity is aligned with one of the coordinate axes, such as the z-axis. In this case, the component equations are reduced to equations involving only the normal stress and no shear stress terms. Additionally, an example equation of state for a liquid is provided, where the pressure P at a depth L below the surface is equal to the density ρ times gravitational acceleration g times L, minus an offset pressure of 7.9.

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    This document discusses simplifications that can be made to basic fluid statics equations when gravity is aligned with one of the coordinate axes, such as the z-axis. In this case, the component equations are reduced to equations involving only the normal stress and no shear stress terms. Additionally, an example equation of state for a liquid is provided, where the pressure P at a depth L below the surface is equal to the density ρ times gravitational acceleration g times L, minus an offset pressure of 7.9.

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    This document discusses simplifications that can be made to basic fluid statics equations when gravity is aligned with one of the coordinate axes, such as the z-axis. In this case, the component equations are reduced to equations involving only the normal stress and no shear stress terms. Additionally, an example equation of state for a liquid is provided, where the pressure P at a depth L below the surface is equal to the density ρ times gravitational acceleration g times L, minus an offset pressure of 7.9.

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    12/23/2014

    NPTELIITGuwahati

    FluidStatics

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    SimplificationsoftheBasicEquations

    Ifthegravity

    isalignedwithoneofthecoordinateaxis,forexamplezaxis,then

    Thecomponentequationsarereducedto

    L7.9

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