A hand book of general instruction for mechanics, containing useful rules and memoranda for practical men (1907)
Smith, Franklin Elijah, 1872- · New York, D. Van Nostrand company · leaf 247
ever, the diam- 234 A HAND BOOK FOR MECHANICS eter is determined usually when the area is given bythe process worked out in the example. Measurements and Weights of Tanks. ExamplesShowtng how to find the Cubic Capacity andWeight of Rectilinear and Circular Vesselsand Tanks Note. The U. S. Standard… … Fig. 52 Rule. To find the capacity of four-sided vessels ingallons, find the cubical contents by multiplying thelength, breadth, and height in inches, and divide theproduct by 231. Example. If the inside dimensions of a tank are4 feet wide, 3 feet deep, and 12 feet long, how manygallons of water…
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