Fluid Mechanics
Fluid Statics & Surface Tension Simulators
A focused Fluid Mechanics hub for fluid statics & surface tension tools, keeping related formulas, assumptions, and engineering checks together.
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Archimedes Buoyancy Simulator
Fluid Statics & Surface Tension
Set object density, volume and fluid to calculate buoyancy
Buoyancy & Stability Simulator — Metacentric Height GM Calculator
Fluid Statics & Surface Tension
Master buoyancy and stability with our interactive simulator. Adjust hull parameters, compute metacentric height (GM), and visualize the GZ curve in real time.
Buoyancy Calculator
Fluid Statics & Surface Tension
Calculate buoyant force, weight, and apparent weight in real time. Visualize Archimedes' principle with this interactive buoyancy calculator.
Capillary Rise Simulator
Fluid Statics & Surface Tension
Reproduce capillary action — the way a liquid climbs up a narrow tube all on its own, driven only by surface tension. Change the tube diameter, surface tension, contact …
Fluid Pressure & Buoyancy Simulator
Fluid Statics & Surface Tension
Explore fluid pressure, buoyancy, and Pascal's law with this interactive simulator. Adjust depth, density, and objects to visualize floating and sinking.
Fluid Statics Hydrostatic Pressure & Buoyancy Calculator
Fluid Statics & Surface Tension
Explore hydrostatic pressure and buoyancy with an interactive simulator. Choose fluid, shape, and density to compute forces and see objects float or sink.
Hydrostatic Pressure Simulator
Fluid Statics & Surface Tension
Set depth and pick a fluid to compute hydrostatic pressure (gauge and absolute) and the force on a 1 m² surface.
ISS Microgravity Marangoni Convection Simulator
Fluid Statics & Surface Tension
In the microgravity environment of the International Space Station (ISS), buoyancy convection disappears and Marangoni convection — driven by surface-tension gradients —…
Surface Tension Simulator — Capillary Rise, Contact Angle & Bubble Pressure
Fluid Statics & Surface Tension
Compute capillary rise, Laplace pressure and Bond number from surface tension, radius and contact angle. Compare water, ethanol, mercury and liquid metals.
Young-Laplace Simulator — Surface Tension and Capillary Action
Fluid Statics & Surface Tension
Compute the Laplace pressure dP = 2 gamma / R for a spherical droplet, dP = gamma / R for a cylindrical column, dP = 4 gamma / R for a soap bubble, the Jurin capillary r…