Principles of Mechanics
Principles of Mechanics
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These buckets are made to come together and separate, the upper one being attached to a hollow tube or pipe, through which the solid rod attached to the lower bucket can move freely. When the buckets Digitized by VjOOQ IC 246 Principles of Mechanics, approach the valve a opens, and b closes, whereby b acts as a pump lifting the water through a. When they separate b opens and A closes, whereby the water passes through b and follows a, and thus the lower bucket acts as a pump or valve alternately....
It may be arranged by suitably mechanism that one bucket shall stop a little before the other, and the result is that the column of water raised is never quite at rest, and that the buckets are relieved from the shock due to the inertia of a heavy mass of water.
THE AIR-PUMP.
205. The exhaustion of air from a closed vessel is the same mechanical operation as the pumping of water. The common pump does the work of exhausting air from b c until the water has risen above b. Hence an ordinary air-pump is the same apparatus as a suction-pump, the difference consisting mainly in the valves, and in the fact that it becomes necessary to counterbalance or remove the pressure of the air on the upper surface of the piston, otherwise the labour of working an air-pump would be insupport- able.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These buckets are made to come together and separate, the upper one being attached to a hollow tube or pipe, through which the solid rod attached to the lower bucket can move freely. When the buckets Digitized by VjOOQ IC 246 Principles of Mechanics, approach the valve a opens, and b closes, whereby b acts as a pump lifting the water through a. When they separate b opens and A closes, whereby the water passes through b and follows a, and thus the lower bucket acts as a pump or valve alternately....
It may be arranged by suitably mechanism that one bucket shall stop a little before the other, and the result is that the column of water raised is never quite at rest, and that the buckets are relieved from the shock due to the inertia of a heavy mass of water.
THE AIR-PUMP.
205. The exhaustion of air from a closed vessel is the same mechanical operation as the pumping of water. The common pump does the work of exhausting air from b c until the water has risen above b. Hence an ordinary air-pump is the same apparatus as a suction-pump, the difference consisting mainly in the valves, and in the fact that it becomes necessary to counterbalance or remove the pressure of the air on the upper surface of the piston, otherwise the labour of working an air-pump would be insupport- able.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Minchin Goodeve to read onlineMoreLess
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