An investigation of the flow of water through submerged orifices and pipes (1909)
Robinson, Ward Reid · leaf 30
ifices, pipes, and mouthpiecesused in these experiments. All the orifices and mouthpieceswere made of cast iron and were machined accurately tosize. The orifices were cut in 1/2—in. plates and the edgesbeveled^as in a standard orifice. One pipe was 2 in. ininside diameter and projected 5 l/2 in.… … FIG. 2. PIPE USED WITH MOUTHPIECES. IS by which it was attached to the partition, the ends pro—jecting into^the two compartments. The mouthpieces areshown with dimensions in Pig. 3 and 4. They were threadedin order to attach them to either end of the pipe. Allthe mouthpieces were 6 in. in diameter…
Pipe · Hydraulics · Hydrodynamics · Theses
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