Buoyancy Calculator 1.2

Nitrio – Commercial – iOS
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The Buoyancy Calculator is a specialized tool designed for students and professionals in the fields of physics and engineering, allowing for the efficient calculation of fluid properties such as density, volume, buoyant force, and the weight of displaced fluids.

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 <li>Instantaneous calculations</li>
 <li>Results can be easily copied to other applications</li>
 <li>Includes relevant formulas for quick reference</li>
 <li>Supports up to 16 decimal places for precision</li>
 <li>Accommodates various units for each input parameter</li>
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In terms of physics, buoyancy, or upthrust, refers to the upward force exerted by a fluid that counteracts the weight of an object immersed within it. The pressure exerted by a fluid increases with depth due to the mass of the fluid above. Consequently, an object's submerged portion experiences greater pressure at its bottom than at its top, generating a net upward force known as buoyant force. This phenomenon is governed by Archimedes' principle, which states that this force is equal to the weight of the fluid displaced by the object.

As a result, objects denser than the fluid will sink, whereas those less dense or optimally shaped (as in boats) can float. Such behavior assumes a non-inertial reference frame influenced by gravity or accelerating forces that define a direction toward 'down.' In static fluid conditions, the net buoyant force corresponds to the weight of displaced fluid.

Buoyant Force Equation:
The equation defining buoyant force is:
B = ρ * V * g
The weight of the displaced liquid is calculated as:
W = ρ * V

where:
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 <li>ρ represents the density of the liquid (kg/m³)</li>
 <li>V is the volume of the displaced liquid (m³)</li>
 <li>g denotes gravitational acceleration (m/s²)</li>
 <li>B indicates the buoyant force</li>
 <li>W stands for the weight of the displaced liquid (kg)</li>
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