Steam power plant auxiliaries and accessories; (1922)
Croft, Terrell, 1880- ed, Dufflin, Daniel John, 1911- ed · New York, [etc] McGraw-Hill book company, Inc · leaf 29
from the level of the discharge valveseat to the level of the water above the discharge orifice,where the outlet end of the pipe is submerged. (3) Thehead due to pressure, above atmospheric pressure, on the liquidin the vessel into which the delivery-pipe discharges. If wateris being delivered to a… … Fig. 12.—An Imperfectly Laid Suction-Line. Note.—When suction pipes are laid underground, in trenches, careshould be exercised to run them in a slightly declining straight linetoward the source of supply. High places or hummocks (Fig. 12) in
Steam power plants · Pumping machinery
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