How to Use the Aneroid Barometer
How to Use the Aneroid Barometer
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The increase in the difference of pressure that they indicated (namely 4 '65 7 inches, as compared with 4*554 and 4' 595) was due to there being a larger amount to recover, and to the recovery being less retarded than before by the tendency to lose (see 53-5).
The behaviour of the individual instruments is consistent in the descending readings. If Cols. 5 and 7 of tab. Ex. 1 are compared, it will be seen that every single instrument indicated a greater difference of pressure in the latter than ...in the former; and the same will again be found if Col. 7 of tab. Ex. 1 is compared with Col. 7 of tab. Ex. 2.
61. If the means of the aneroids are now examined to see what combination gives the closest approximation to the mercurial barometer, it will be found that the best result is obtained by taking the mean of the means of Columns 3 and 5, in Example 1.
Mean of fall in pressure indicated by aneroids (Col. 3) . . 4*6050 inches.
do. Rise do. Do. (CoL 5) . . 4*5540 Mean of the rise and fall in pressure indicated by aneroids .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The increase in the difference of pressure that they indicated (namely 4 '65 7 inches, as compared with 4*554 and 4' 595) was due to there being a larger amount to recover, and to the recovery being less retarded than before by the tendency to lose (see 53-5).
The behaviour of the individual instruments is consistent in the descending readings. If Cols. 5 and 7 of tab. Ex. 1 are compared, it will be seen that every single instrument indicated a greater difference of pressure in the latter than ...in the former; and the same will again be found if Col. 7 of tab. Ex. 1 is compared with Col. 7 of tab. Ex. 2.
61. If the means of the aneroids are now examined to see what combination gives the closest approximation to the mercurial barometer, it will be found that the best result is obtained by taking the mean of the means of Columns 3 and 5, in Example 1.
Mean of fall in pressure indicated by aneroids (Col. 3) . . 4*6050 inches.
do. Rise do. Do. (CoL 5) . . 4*5540 Mean of the rise and fall in pressure indicated by aneroids .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Whymper to read onlineMoreLess
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