Elementary Text-Book On Physics
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We may apply the general equation to the case of the eflSux of a liquid through a siphon. A siphon is a bent tube, one limb of which is longer than the other.
It is filled with liquid, stopped with the finger, inverted, and the end of the shorter limb immersed in some of the liquid contained in a vessel. On removing the finger the liquid runs from the longer limb.
A^ In this case, as before, -^-^ = 0, 2/^ = 0, / and /^ MECHANICS OF FLUIDS. 139 both ■=-pa, and (Fj — V) ^gl, where / is the distan...ce between the surface level and the orifice of the longer limb. The velocity becomes v = S2gl. The siphon, therefore, discharges more rapidly the greater the dis- tance between the surface level and the orifice. It is manifest that the height of the bend in the tube cannot be greater than that at which atmospheric pressure would support the liquid.
The ordinary lifting-pump may also be discussed by the same equation. This pump consists essentially of a tube, fitted near the bottom with a partition, in which is a valve opening upwards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We may apply the general equation to the case of the eflSux of a liquid through a siphon. A siphon is a bent tube, one limb of which is longer than the other.
It is filled with liquid, stopped with the finger, inverted, and the end of the shorter limb immersed in some of the liquid contained in a vessel. On removing the finger the liquid runs from the longer limb.
A^ In this case, as before, -^-^ = 0, 2/^ = 0, / and /^ MECHANICS OF FLUIDS. 139 both ■=-pa, and (Fj — V) ^gl, where / is the distan...ce between the surface level and the orifice of the longer limb. The velocity becomes v = S2gl. The siphon, therefore, discharges more rapidly the greater the dis- tance between the surface level and the orifice. It is manifest that the height of the bend in the tube cannot be greater than that at which atmospheric pressure would support the liquid.
The ordinary lifting-pump may also be discussed by the same equation. This pump consists essentially of a tube, fitted near the bottom with a partition, in which is a valve opening upwards.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anthony, William A. (William Arnold), 1835-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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