Hydraulic motors, with related subjects, including centrifugal pumps, pipes, and open channels, designed as a text-book for engineering schools (1905)
Church, Irving Porter, 1851-1931 · New York : J. Wiley & Sons; [etc, ] · leaf 24
the side of areservoir whose upper surface is hi ft. above the center of nozzle.The velocity, c, of the jet, since it is a free jet, is practically thesame as if the wheel were not in position and has a value(see §496, M. of E.) of c=c/>V2gh, where <j> is the co-efficient of velocity for… … Fig. 4. 10 HYDRAULIC MOTORS. § 7. energy applied to the uniform motion of this rigid body,Pv = Rv. But from p. 808, eq. (7), M. of E., we have, for a series of cups, the value of P/viz., P = — , where Q, = Fc, is the volume of water passing per second from thenozzle. (P = the sectional area of the…
Hydraulic machinery
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