A Treatise On Hydrostatics volume 1
A Treatise On Hydrostatics volume 1
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At the side of the barrel there is attached a pipe having a valve, a, opening inwards. When any other gas than air is to be forced into A, the vessel supplying this gas is attached to the pipe at a. The valve at a opens while the piston is raised, and the p. 6 barrel is filled with the gas. When the piston is lowered, a closes, c is forced open, and if the stop-cock, s, fitted to the vessel A is properly turned, the gas enters A. On the CH. Vi Hydraulic and Pneumatic Machines 141 upward stroke ...of the piston, c closes, a opens, and the process is repeated. Let A and B denote the volumes of the chamber A and the barrel, and consider the gas which fills A after n strokes of the piston. Let p be its intensity of pressure, and let p Q be the intensity of pressure of the gas which fills the barrel : if A is being filled with atmospheric air, ^ is the atmospheric intensity. Then the gas whose volume and intensity of pressure are (A, p) was once represented by (A + n 13, p ), supposing that A contained the gas originally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the side of the barrel there is attached a pipe having a valve, a, opening inwards. When any other gas than air is to be forced into A, the vessel supplying this gas is attached to the pipe at a. The valve at a opens while the piston is raised, and the p. 6 barrel is filled with the gas. When the piston is lowered, a closes, c is forced open, and if the stop-cock, s, fitted to the vessel A is properly turned, the gas enters A. On the CH. Vi Hydraulic and Pneumatic Machines 141 upward stroke ...of the piston, c closes, a opens, and the process is repeated. Let A and B denote the volumes of the chamber A and the barrel, and consider the gas which fills A after n strokes of the piston. Let p be its intensity of pressure, and let p Q be the intensity of pressure of the gas which fills the barrel : if A is being filled with atmospheric air, ^ is the atmospheric intensity. Then the gas whose volume and intensity of pressure are (A, p) was once represented by (A + n 13, p ), supposing that A contained the gas originally.
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