Declared displaced-volume arithmetic
Buoyancy force
Inputs
Constant user-entered displaced-fluid density; stratification and property lookup are excluded.
User-entered displaced volume at the stated immersion condition; geometry is not inferred.
User-entered mass used only for gravitational-weight comparison.
Results
Constant-density buoyant force
117.68
Declared object gravitational weight
98.066
Buoyancy minus declared weight
19.613
Mass of declared displaced fluid
12
FB = ρf·g·Vd; W = m·g; Fnet = FB − W
A first-pass number, not a code check, certification, or approval. Read the method and its limits below. What this is and is not.
Nearby: Hydrostatic pressure · Flow continuity · Pipe mean velocity · Bernoulli equation
Method
Formula, when it applies, and when it does not
Calculate constant-density buoyant force, object weight, and their net-force difference.
FB = ρf·g·Vd; W = m·g; Fnet = FB − W
When
- Constant user-entered fluid density
- Standard gravitational acceleration
Don’t
- This is constant-density displaced-volume force arithmetic only. It does not determine float or vessel stability, immersion equilibrium, free-surface effects, restoring moments, geometry, structural adequacy, material selection, pressure rating, installation conditions, safety, or approval.