Buoyancy is defined as force exerted by the fluid in upward direction on the immersed body. It is denoted by ‘B’ or FB. SI unit of buoyancy is N
Buoyancy is depend on differences between pressure acting of different sides of immersed body.
Archimedes principle - Archimedes principle states that magnitude of buoyant force is equal to weight of fluid it displaces
B = ρ x g x V displaced
As per formula following factors affect on buoyancy.
I. Density of fluid
II. Volume of fluid displayed
III. Local acceleration due to gravity
Buoyancy is depend on differences between pressure acting of different sides of immersed body.
Archimedes principle - Archimedes principle states that magnitude of buoyant force is equal to weight of fluid it displaces
B = ρ x g x V displaced
As per formula following factors affect on buoyancy.
I. Density of fluid
II. Volume of fluid displayed
III. Local acceleration due to gravity
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