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What is the orientation of the hydrostratic force on a planar surface? How does the orientation and magnitude of the hydrostatic force change if the submerged surface is rotated 90∘ about its centroid? Consider the submerged body below. Sketch the pressure distribution around the entire surface of the body.

What is the orientation of the hydrostratic force on a planar surface? How does the orientation and magnitude of the hydrostatic force change if the submerged surface is rotated 90∘ about its centroid? Consider the submerged body below. Sketch the pressure distribution around the entire surface of the body.

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  1. What is the orientation of the hydrostratic force on a planar surface? How does the orientation and magnitude of the hydrostatic force change if the submerged surface is rotated 90 ∘ about its centroid?
  2. Consider the submerged body below. Sketch the pressure distribution around the entire surface of the body.

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