Baldwin On Heating;
Baldwin On Heating;
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To prove the above according to the rule — " Pipes are to each other as the squares of their diameters,^* square the smaller pipe for a divisor, and the larger pipe for a dividend, and the quotient will be the number of times.
Example : 1X1 = 1. 8.5 X 8^ 176 105 l.)12.25(12.25— Ans.
Ex. — To find how many times a f-inch pipe will go into a 2-inch pipe.
-Ans.
625 + The following table has... been calculated for the use of the steam and gas-fitter, and shows how many times the area of one pipe will go into another.
In practice, however, with pipes of constant lengths, more branches may be taken from a pipe than are here shown.
A large pipe, having less frictional surface for its area than a smaller, will do more work — pass more water or steam — other things, such as length, pres- sure, etc., being the same for both pipes.
.76 X .76 2.x 2.
875 525 .5625)4.0000(7.11.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"■ ■"■" n — -r 1 of.
1 I 1 L.
1 1 1 1 1 — 1 1 .1 1 1 1 L.
1 J .].„_ Ftg 75- 152 8TSAM BBATINQ VOB BtTtLDmGB.
To prove the above according to the rule — " Pipes are to each other as the squares of their diameters,^* square the smaller pipe for a divisor, and the larger pipe for a dividend, and the quotient will be the number of times.
Example : 1X1 = 1. 8.5 X 8^ 176 105 l.)12.25(12.25— Ans.
Ex. — To find how many times a f-inch pipe will go into a 2-inch pipe.
-Ans.
625 + The following table has... been calculated for the use of the steam and gas-fitter, and shows how many times the area of one pipe will go into another.
In practice, however, with pipes of constant lengths, more branches may be taken from a pipe than are here shown.
A large pipe, having less frictional surface for its area than a smaller, will do more work — pass more water or steam — other things, such as length, pres- sure, etc., being the same for both pipes.
.76 X .76 2.x 2.
875 525 .5625)4.0000(7.11.
What to read after Baldwin On Heating;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William J William James Baldwin to read onlineMoreLess
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