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A treatise on hydrostatics (1894)

Greenhill, G. (George), Sir, 1847-1927 · London and New York, Macmillan and Co. · leaf 394

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s m andn ft below the spout and the fixed valve, thewater will rise ^m{^m— ^n) ft in the nextstroke, if there is no clearance and if the pump isof uniform section throughout. EXAMPLES. 383 (2) Examine the effect of taking alternate strokes of anair pump and of a condenser attached to a… … Fig. 84. Fig. 85. (3) Prove that if a bladder occupies one nih. of thevolume of the receiver of an air pump, and if itbursts when the pressure is reduced to one mthof an atmosphere, the mercurial gauge will fall /i(m—l)/m?i,when h is the height of the barometer. 384 EXAMPLES. (4) Prove that if the…

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