The results of investigations relative to formulas for the flow of water in pipes (1890)
Weston, Edmund B[rownell], 1850- [from old catalog] · [New York] · leaf 56
and that /3 decreased slightlyas the diameters increased. The value of a, being constant, was ascer- WESTON ON FLOW OF WATER IN PIPES. 53 tainedlby simply scaling the distance, which was found to be 0.0126, be-tween the axis of abscissae and the average line, they being parallelin this instance.… … and the average line, and by drawing a line as an ordinate from theabscissa representing the greatest diameter, and scaling upon it the dis-tance c, Fig. 2, between the axis of abscissae and the average line, andusing their values in this form, b—c 0.0315—0.014 n nn. z = = = 0.005 d 3.5 and the…
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