Rudimentary Treatise On the Drainage of Towns And Buildings Suggestive of Sanat
Rudimentary Treatise On the Drainage of Towns And Buildings Suggestive of Sanat
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401. The combination of high service with constant ser- vice in the supply of water also affords the means of in- stantly applying jets of water upon the fire until the fire or pumping-engines arrive. These jets are thus available as substitutes for the engines, and the experiments made to ascertain the height to which a jet of water will rise from the main and service-pipes under a fixed pressure, have shown considerable facility in applying jets for this purpose and a corresponding efficiency... in their action. The prac- tical limitation to this mode of delivery appears to arise from the extent of supply required, the economy of the use of jets depending upon the amount of pressure that can be H 3 154 EXPERIMENTS WJTH JETS.
obtained, . And the small number of jets which will suffice for the extinction of the fire. The available power in this case is found to decrease in proportion to the extent to which it is employed, and the loss by friction in the leather hose reduces the delivery, and, consequently, the height or force of the jet, 2| per cent, for every 40 lineal feet of hose through which the water passes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
401. The combination of high service with constant ser- vice in the supply of water also affords the means of in- stantly applying jets of water upon the fire until the fire or pumping-engines arrive. These jets are thus available as substitutes for the engines, and the experiments made to ascertain the height to which a jet of water will rise from the main and service-pipes under a fixed pressure, have shown considerable facility in applying jets for this purpose and a corresponding efficiency... in their action. The prac- tical limitation to this mode of delivery appears to arise from the extent of supply required, the economy of the use of jets depending upon the amount of pressure that can be H 3 154 EXPERIMENTS WJTH JETS.
obtained, . And the small number of jets which will suffice for the extinction of the fire. The available power in this case is found to decrease in proportion to the extent to which it is employed, and the loss by friction in the leather hose reduces the delivery, and, consequently, the height or force of the jet, 2| per cent, for every 40 lineal feet of hose through which the water passes.
What to read after Rudimentary Treatise On the Drainage of Towns And Buildings Suggestive of Sanat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Drysdale George Drysdale Dempsey to read onlineMoreLess
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