The Pitometer And Its Uses in Water Works Operation
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At frequent intervals during traversing the reading at the center should be repeated because any change in center velocity during traversing would result in an erronius curve.
Page-7 .
For most accurate work this is repeated on two diameters at right angles to one another, the average of the pipe coeffi- cients for each traverse "being used as the pipe coefficient.
Having plotted the velocities as shown on Plate-I the pipe is divided into annular rings having nearly equal areas, and the volume ...flowing in each ring determined from its area and the mean of the two velocities shown in the traverse in that particular ring. See table on Plate-I.
Plate-II shows two traverses made on a 36 inch main.
These are typical traverses and were very carefully made as rating tests on two centrifugal pumps were made from observa- tions at this point. Plate-Ill shows traverses made on 30 inch discharge pipes. In these cases the taps were located near bends and check valves thus causing a departure from the usual parabola- like curve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At frequent intervals during traversing the reading at the center should be repeated because any change in center velocity during traversing would result in an erronius curve.
Page-7 .
For most accurate work this is repeated on two diameters at right angles to one another, the average of the pipe coeffi- cients for each traverse "being used as the pipe coefficient.
Having plotted the velocities as shown on Plate-I the pipe is divided into annular rings having nearly equal areas, and the volume ...flowing in each ring determined from its area and the mean of the two velocities shown in the traverse in that particular ring. See table on Plate-I.
Plate-II shows two traverses made on a 36 inch main.
These are typical traverses and were very carefully made as rating tests on two centrifugal pumps were made from observa- tions at this point. Plate-Ill shows traverses made on 30 inch discharge pipes. In these cases the taps were located near bends and check valves thus causing a departure from the usual parabola- like curve.
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