In accelerated fluids, fluid in a container can orient itself in a direction due to acceleration. In that case, pressure at different heights (at the surface) is same (atm). Then at the same height, pressure is different. How does this pressure increase along the horizontal?
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Pressure difference along horizontal in accelerated fluids
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