Text-book of general physics, for the use of colleges and scientific schools (1899)
Hastings, Charles Sheldon · Boston: Ginn & company · leaf 143
is blown through AB, the level at E fallsand that of B rises, showing a reduction of pressure at thepoint C. The same thing may be shown in another way by the G apparatus illustrated in Fig. 91, which consistsof a tube, 6r, terminatedby a disc, A. Suspendedfrom this by wires, onwhich it may slide… … JET PUMP. 138 101. Jet Pump. — The principle just presented has beenutilized in the construction of variouspumps, of which Fig. 92 may serve as therepresentation of a widely used type. If a stream of fluid be forced throughthe pipe 31, a sufficient reduction of pres-sure may be secured at the side…
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