Journal - Franklin Institute of the State of Pennsylvania (1826)
Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Franklin Institute (Philadelphia, Pa.) · [Philadelphia : Franklin Institute] · leaf 126
meters, and the Worthington piston meter wasadopted as the one most certain of giving accurate results under the Aug., 1884.] Trial of the City of Fall River, 109 prescribed conditions. Two three-inch meters each capable of meas-uring 18 cubic feet of water per minute, were furnished for the testby… … Fig. 2.—Meter connections. 21 inch pipe throughout. .3 inch meter. and introduced by taking out a piece of the fec>d-pipe, (/). On theline of this joint was placed a bye-pass, (G E) from which connectionswere made by T.s {L 31), to pipes leading to the meter, {A) which 110 Trial of the City of…
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