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The principles of hydrostatics; an elementary treatise on the laws of fluids, and their practical applications (1856)

Webster, Thomas, 1810-1875 · London, J.W. Parker [etc.] · leaf 122

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apparatws, the quantity of gas whichhas passed through the meter by so filling the compartmentsin succession, will be aceurately measured. In the annexed figure, the outer circle represents the outercase or drum of the meter, within which a drum divided intocompartments A, B,G, D revolves aboutan… … 5—3 106 lAWS OF ELASTIC piiniDS, a may stand above the water-level fy. The four compart-ments A, B, C. D, are similar in every respect, each havingan inlet b by which the gas enters the compartment, and anoutlet e by which it passes out of the compartment into theupper part of the outer case,…

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