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Elements of natural philosophy (Volume 1) (1850)

Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 625

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tion along their tubular contour. coefficient for nocontraction onthree sides. 296. When the orifice is rectangular, and has no Discharge -- - - - through sluice-ways; upper limit, or is open at the top, it is called a sluice-way. It is usually a cut made in the edge of a reservoir, through 620… … of the sluice-way; by h the head or distance BI, of thecentre of gravity of a transverse section of the flowingfluid below the upper surface of the latter in the reservoir;by ZZthe height of the fluid above the sill 0, of the sluice-way ; and by V the mean velocity: then, supposing thesluice-way…

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