Journal of the Association of Engineering Societies (1881)
Association of Engineering Societies (U.S.) · New York, [etc.] Board of Managers · leaf 105
the same Pitot tube, P^, while the other leg, instead of receiving the static pressure through S, was attached to another Pitot tube, P,, exactly similar to P^, except that Pg was reversed in position, as shown. All these three pressure openings terminated in approximately the same cross-section of… … y. ^ t. 1 f . velocity of flow being controlled by a valve in the discharge pipe from the meter. From the table of results, it appears : (i) That the '"suction" efifect on the reversed Pitot tube, Pg, is very little greater than upon the plain static opening, S. Com- pare lines 4 and 6, giving the…
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