Industry : a magazine devoted to science, engineering, and the mechanic arts, especially on the Pacific Coast (1888)
San Francisco : Industrial Pub. Co. · leaf 167
ter half m n of the bucket, and retard its relative velocity. Jet -«a^ Fig. 3. It might, indeed, be argued that this same force will, to a less extent, however, decrease the friction on the portion m n' of the bucket, and partly balance thereby the increase of resistance on m n, but the formation… … Fig. 4. A simple diagram shows that here, instead of impeding the dis- charge of water, the centrifugal force acts in its favor.
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