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 9
fferent equations apply,are expressed by sketches (without regard to scale). These sketches are intended to represent plans of different pipes,and combinations of pipes, all of which are supposed to be locatedbelow the hydraulic grade line. Example No. 1. V* g h 1 v-(+<-t)-£> WESTON ON FLOW… … -/2oA Ji+0+^i)(i)4-2+^+^^- v-co+^-i)^) 4m2 + 0+c4-_ d J 2<T ra = the total number of small discharge pipes. I, d, <pt C and v refer to one of the small discharge pipes, theirdimensions all being the same.lx, d1} e and Ci refer to pipe 1. Example No. 4.
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