Bartlett, W. H. C. (William Holms Chambers), 1804-1893 · New York : Barnes · leaf 628
atly to impedethe motion. We shall proceed to estimate the value ofthese influences. § 297.—But first of all let uscompute the amount of living forceresulting from the shock of fluids,flowing with different velocities.For this purpose, let the fluid inthe pipe LK flow with the velocityV, and denote… … Loss of livingforce arising fromthe impactfluids; living forcebefore theimpact; and supposing the fluid to be water, which we have re-garded as unelastic, the common velocity after impact willbe obtained from either of the Eqs. (194) or (195), bymaking e = 0 ; hence the common velocity denoted by…
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