Handbook of Natural Philosophy volume 2
Handbook of Natural Philosophy volume 2
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The return of the water through the valve v' being stopped, it is subject to the elastic 22 8 PNEUMATICS Fig. Zog.
pressure of the air confined in the air-vessel M N. This pres- sure forces the water through the tube H G, from the top of FORCING AND SUCTION PUMP.
229 which it issues in a constant stream.
The forcing pump with its air-vessel, as constructed for demonstration at popular lec- tures, is shown in jig. 209. , where all the parts are indi- cated by the same letters as in figs. 207. An...d 208. The water, which flows in a con- tinual stream from the force pipe G, returns by the pipe a to the reservoir R, from which it is again raised by the pump.
The form in which this pump is generally constructed for domestic use is shown in fig. 2 1 o. The handle A B is a powerful iron lever, working on a centre at B, the extre- mity of the shorter arm c acting upon the end of the. Piston rod by means of the con- necting rod CD. H is the suc- tion pipe, F the suction valve, E the piston having a valve opening upwards, G a valve leading into the force pipe i, which is continued to any convenient height, the dis- charge pipe K, furnished with a stop-cock, supplies means of obtaining water at a lower level when required.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The return of the water through the valve v' being stopped, it is subject to the elastic 22 8 PNEUMATICS Fig. Zog.
pressure of the air confined in the air-vessel M N. This pres- sure forces the water through the tube H G, from the top of FORCING AND SUCTION PUMP.
229 which it issues in a constant stream.
The forcing pump with its air-vessel, as constructed for demonstration at popular lec- tures, is shown in jig. 209. , where all the parts are indi- cated by the same letters as in figs. 207. An...d 208. The water, which flows in a con- tinual stream from the force pipe G, returns by the pipe a to the reservoir R, from which it is again raised by the pump.
The form in which this pump is generally constructed for domestic use is shown in fig. 2 1 o. The handle A B is a powerful iron lever, working on a centre at B, the extre- mity of the shorter arm c acting upon the end of the. Piston rod by means of the con- necting rod CD. H is the suc- tion pipe, F the suction valve, E the piston having a valve opening upwards, G a valve leading into the force pipe i, which is continued to any convenient height, the dis- charge pipe K, furnished with a stop-cock, supplies means of obtaining water at a lower level when required.
What to read after Handbook of Natural Philosophy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dionysius Lardner to read onlineMoreLess
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