1 Place the hydrostatic Pressure Apparatus on a horizontal, waterproof surface. 2 Set the vessel to an angle of a= 0° using the detent as shown
3 Counter balance the unit with a rotating
slider.
4 The rotating slider must be placed such
that the spirit level shows that the balance arm is level. 5 Mount the rider set the lever arm on the scale (I = 175 mm)
6 Top up with water until the balance arm I
s leveled. 7 Read off water level, s and enter it in the prepared worksheet.
8 Increased the appended weight in
increment of 50g and repeat the experiment to record 1 sets of observation. 9 Continue topping-up with water until the submerged condition is just attained.
10 Add weights until the level arm just
dipped, level the arm by topping up with water. The current weight is now the start for the submerged condition. Use 50g weight incremental for the submerged condition, until 7 readings are obtained. 11 Back-tracking and check the readings of the water level and matching weights recordings while the water is being drained-off decrementally. 12 Clean up and tidy up the apparatus and surrounding once done.