Calculate the hydrostatic force, Civil Engineering

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The steel oil container shown in the figure has a circular lid centred on its sloping wall. The lid is hinged at A and held closed with a frictionless stopper at B. The lid is made of 2.5cm thick stainless steel (ρ=8000kg/m³).

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a. Draw a clear diagram showing all the forces acting on the lid;

b. Calculate the hydrostatic force on the lid;

c. Determine the location where the hydrostatic force acts; and

d. Calculate the force on the stopper.


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