Submarines are pressure vessels that can operate at submerged depths underwater. They are mechanically balanced by uniform hydrostatic pressure distribution acting on their surface.
Submarines are designed to withstand very high loads and pressures resulting from the hydrostatics of the water head at which they are immersed.
Any submarine design should always consider the theory of linearly incremental hydrostatic pressure and depth. Thus, when we choose a particular submarine design, its...
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