Hydraulic Motors
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These values of ~b' and r' may be retained, because = 1. 37, and the difference &' I O m . 018 is only - of r' /, a quan- 9 tity which, on account of the obliquity of the floats to the exterior circumference, should be but little greater than two- thirds of the length of these last ; the discharge of water will not then be too rapid.
The height h now alone remains to be determined : if the level of the tail race were constant, we should make h = o ; however, we would have to consider what ...is said (No. 16) on this subject.
The theoretical effective delivery will be obtained from formula (21) ; we find 0. 072 1 cos 25 In practice, we only rely upon a net effective delivery of from 0. 70 to 0. 75 at most ; this it is well to do, on account of all the losses of head that we have neglected, and also because it is very difficult to make a machine move exactly with the velo- city and expenditure of water corresponding to the maximum effective delivery.
Finally, to obtain the velocity with which the turbine should revolve, formula (14) should be applied, and we would deduce * u r therefrom u' = 10 m .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
594.
These values of ~b' and r' may be retained, because = 1. 37, and the difference &' I O m . 018 is only - of r' /, a quan- 9 tity which, on account of the obliquity of the floats to the exterior circumference, should be but little greater than two- thirds of the length of these last ; the discharge of water will not then be too rapid.
The height h now alone remains to be determined : if the level of the tail race were constant, we should make h = o ; however, we would have to consider what ...is said (No. 16) on this subject.
The theoretical effective delivery will be obtained from formula (21) ; we find 0. 072 1 cos 25 In practice, we only rely upon a net effective delivery of from 0. 70 to 0. 75 at most ; this it is well to do, on account of all the losses of head that we have neglected, and also because it is very difficult to make a machine move exactly with the velo- city and expenditure of water corresponding to the maximum effective delivery.
Finally, to obtain the velocity with which the turbine should revolve, formula (14) should be applied, and we would deduce * u r therefrom u' = 10 m .
What to read after Hydraulic Motors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacques Antoine Charles Bresse to read onlineMoreLess
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