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channel intended to be used give ultimate results quite as correct as the best and more complex methods given in works on this special subject. The attached table is founded on Eytelwein's formula; it gives the length of pipe in which 1 ft. of head is absorbed by friction in clean pipes from 6 in. to 36 in. in diameter when carrying from one to fifteen sluice-heads of water. Examples. What is the loss of head in 2,000 ft. of clean 15 in. pipes when carrying eight sluice-heads of water ? The length of pipe given in the table in which 1 ft. of head is absorbed in 15 in. pipes carrying eight sluice-heads of water being 77 ft.— ~ = 25-97 ft. loss of head. If the pipes are slightly rough add 30 per cent.— 25-97 + 25-97 x 0-3 = 7-79 33-76 ft. loss of head. If pipes are very rough, and badly laid, add 60 per cent.— 25-97 + 25-97 x 0-6 = 15-58 41-55 ft. loss of head. What is the loss of head in 1,740 ft. of clean 15 in. pipes when carrying nine sluice-heads of water ? _. 28-52 ft. loss of head. ol What is the loss of head in 1,580 ft. of rough and badly-laid 11 in. pipes when carrying nine sluice-heads of water ? = 121-53 + (121-53 x -6) = 194-44 ft. loss of head. If the quantity of water intended to be used is more than fifteen sluice-heads, take from the table the number corresponding to one-half, one-third, or one-fourth the intended quantity, and divide by 4, 9, or 16 respectively. The loss of head in a 20 in. pipe, carrying ten sluice-heads of water, is Ift. of head in every 209 ft. length of pipe (as per table). The loss of head in a- 20 in. pipe, carrying twenty sluice-heads of water, is 1 ft. of head in every &s*■ = 52-25 ft. length of pipe. The loss of head in a 20 in. pipe, carrying fifteen sluice-heads of water, is 1 ft. of head in every 93 ft. length of pipe (as per table). The loss of head in a 20 in. pipe, carrying forty-five sluice-heads of water, is 1 ft. of head in every ?£ = 10-33 ft. length of pipe. The loss of head in a 20 in. pipe, carrying sixty sluice-heads of water, is 1 ft. of head in every s 3 = 5-81 ft. length of pipe. Length of Pipe (in Feet) in tvhich lft. of Head is absorbed by Friction in Pipes from 6 in. to 36 in. in Diameter when Carrying from One to Fifteen Sluice-heads of Water. B 10560 (Calculated from ™— = length for lft. of head.)
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