Transactions of the Asce Paper No 1170 8 0
Transactions of the Asce Paper No 1170 8 0
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Pipe was required for the grade of 3 ft. Per 1000 ft.
_Test No. 1_. --On March 10th, 1908, a quantity of bran was poured intothe upper end of the 10-in. Pipe at _A_ (Fig. 2), and the time of itsappearance at the lower end of the 16-in. Pipe at _E_ was noted. Thetime was 3 hours and 50 min.
This gave: Area of 10-in. Pipe = 0. 5454 sq. Ft. " " 16 " " = 1. 3960 " "Length " 10 " " = 13, 200 ft. " " 16 " " = 47, 500 "Time, = 13, 800 sec.
Let _x_ = velocity of flow in 16-in. Pipe, in feet per second,... then 2. 56_x_ = velocity of flow in 10-in. Pipe, in feet per second.
From which: 13, 200 47, 500------- + ------- = 13, 8002. 56_x_ _x_ _x_ = 3. 805 and 2. 56_x_ = 9. 740 The discharge is: For the 16-in. Pipe, 1. 396 x 3. 805 = 5. 31 cu. Ft. Per sec. ;and, for the 10-in. Pipe, 0. 5454 x 9. 74 = 5. 31 cu. Ft. Per sec.
The question arose as to whether or not the particles of bran in thewater traveled as fast as the water flowed. It was also desired to checkby observation the relative velocities in the two pipes, as abovededuced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pipe was required for the grade of 3 ft. Per 1000 ft.
_Test No. 1_. --On March 10th, 1908, a quantity of bran was poured intothe upper end of the 10-in. Pipe at _A_ (Fig. 2), and the time of itsappearance at the lower end of the 16-in. Pipe at _E_ was noted. Thetime was 3 hours and 50 min.
This gave: Area of 10-in. Pipe = 0. 5454 sq. Ft. " " 16 " " = 1. 3960 " "Length " 10 " " = 13, 200 ft. " " 16 " " = 47, 500 "Time, = 13, 800 sec.
Let _x_ = velocity of flow in 16-in. Pipe, in feet per second,... then 2. 56_x_ = velocity of flow in 10-in. Pipe, in feet per second.
From which: 13, 200 47, 500------- + ------- = 13, 8002. 56_x_ _x_ _x_ = 3. 805 and 2. 56_x_ = 9. 740 The discharge is: For the 16-in. Pipe, 1. 396 x 3. 805 = 5. 31 cu. Ft. Per sec. ;and, for the 10-in. Pipe, 0. 5454 x 9. 74 = 5. 31 cu. Ft. Per sec.
The question arose as to whether or not the particles of bran in thewater traveled as fast as the water flowed. It was also desired to checkby observation the relative velocities in the two pipes, as abovededuced.
What to read after Transactions of the Asce Paper No 1170 8 0?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell J. L. to read onlineMoreLess
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