Hydraulics for Engineers And Engineering Students
Hydraulics for Engineers And Engineering Students
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Yv n Professor Unwin* in 1886, by an examination of experiments on cast-iron pipes, deduced the formula, for smooth cast-iron pipes, _ -, , . . '0007?; 2 and for rough pipes, i -, ri .
M. Flamantt in 1892 examined carefully the experiments available on flow in pipes and proposed the formula, yy 175 for all classes of pipes, and suggested for y the following values : Lead pipes \ Glass \ '000236 to '00028, Wrought-iron (smooth) J Cast-iron new "000336, in service '000417.
If the student plots fr...om Table XVI, log d as ordinates, and log k as abscissae, it will be found, that the points all lie between two straight lines the equations to which are log k = log '00069 - 1'25 log d, and log k = log '00028 - 1'25 log d.
Further, the points for any class of pipes not only lie between these two lines, but also lie about some line nearly parallel to these lines. So that p is not very different from 1'25. From the table, n is seen to vary from 1*70 to 2'08. A general formula is thus obtained, , -00028 to '00069^' torflg I d 1 * The variations in y, n, and p are, however, too great to admit of the formula being useful for practical purposes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yv n Professor Unwin* in 1886, by an examination of experiments on cast-iron pipes, deduced the formula, for smooth cast-iron pipes, _ -, , . . '0007?; 2 and for rough pipes, i -, ri .
M. Flamantt in 1892 examined carefully the experiments available on flow in pipes and proposed the formula, yy 175 for all classes of pipes, and suggested for y the following values : Lead pipes \ Glass \ '000236 to '00028, Wrought-iron (smooth) J Cast-iron new "000336, in service '000417.
If the student plots fr...om Table XVI, log d as ordinates, and log k as abscissae, it will be found, that the points all lie between two straight lines the equations to which are log k = log '00069 - 1'25 log d, and log k = log '00028 - 1'25 log d.
Further, the points for any class of pipes not only lie between these two lines, but also lie about some line nearly parallel to these lines. So that p is not very different from 1'25. From the table, n is seen to vary from 1*70 to 2'08. A general formula is thus obtained, , -00028 to '00069^' torflg I d 1 * The variations in y, n, and p are, however, too great to admit of the formula being useful for practical purposes.
What to read after Hydraulics for Engineers And Engineering Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F C Frederick Charles Lea to read onlineMoreLess
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