A Pocket book for Miners And Metallurgists Comprising Rules Formulae Tables a

F Danvers Frederick Danvers Power

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Gallons per Minute.
1 3-2 5 179 13 1950 1* 8-8 6 283 14 2346 2 18-1 7 415 15 2788 2* 31-6 8 580 16 3277 3 50-0 9 778 17 3814 3* 73-3 10 1012 18 4400 4 112-4 11 1284 19 5037 4$ 138-0 12 1600 20 5725 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS.
Thick Pipes.
Let S = the cohesive strength of the metal per square Inch. P = the internal pressure per square inch, in the same terms as S.
R=the radius of the inside of the pipe in inches. T=the thickness of the metal in inches.
For cast iron may take S as 7, 142 tons, or 16, ...000 Ibs. Per square inch ; for lead as 2, 745 Ibs.
RxP Then T = SxT S = Thin Pipes.
Let D = the diameter of the pipe in inches. H = the safe head of water in feet. = the thickness of metal in inches.
Then t = ( v -?+ O-lsVf Y \ 10 / \25000 / 148 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS.
MOMENT OF KESISTANCE (M>) AND MOMENT OF INERTIA (J) FOR DIFFERENT CROSS-SECTIONS.
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0-5413r* = 0-5413^ = 0'5413 * BH3 r.
The coefficient of resistance of any given material equals 18 times the centre breaking load of a beam of the given material, 1 inch square, 1 foot span, supported at both ends.

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