In the vessel, water presses against the wall. Is there any work being done?

From the definition of the concept of work in physics, it follows that mechanical work is determined by two parameters, namely: the force acting on the body and its movement. That is, A = Fs, where A is work, F is strength and s is the path traveled. Since in the vessel, in spite of the fact that the water presses on the walls with a certain force F, the liquid does not move at the same time, then work in this case is not performed either.