115 experiments on the carrying capacity of large, riveted, metal conduits, up to six feet per second of velocity of flow

Clemens Herschel

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r REESE LIBRARY OFUNIVERSITY CAti^QRNIA. iveJ ,18$.C/' [Frontispiece.] 115 EXPERIMENTS ON THE CAPACITY OFCARRYING LARGE, METALRIVETED, CONDUITS, UP TO SIX FEET PER SECOND OF VELOCITY OF FLOW. CLEMENS HERSCHEL, HYDRAULIC ENGINEER, S.B. Past Boston(Harvard, 1860); Pres. Sec. C. E.; M. Am. Soc. C. E. M. Inst. C. E.; ; and the EastSuperintendent Engineer of Water Co.Jersey Newof Jersey. " If we wish accurate of the area of a bounded is it not betterknowledge sharply field, to atake steel and a first-class modern transit and out and atape go survey it, making clean, first-class instead of the archives and the more or lessfresh, job, hunting among averaging " of the hundred ? R. M. Am. Soc. C. E. Tr. Am.rough surveys past years JOHN FREEMAN, ( Soc. C. l, 82).., 1890, IRST EDll^ION. RST THOUSAND. NEW YORK : WILEY & SONS.JOHN LONDON: CHAPMAN & LIMITED.HALL, 1897. Copyright, 1897, BY CLEMENS HERSCHEL, ROBERT DRUMMOND, ELECTROTYPER AND PRINTER, NEW YORK. PREFACE. discussed in this littleOF the 115 experiments book, 84 and now for the first timeare Theseoriginal, published. on a class of conduits on whichare, also, experimentsmostly no have been so far as the authoryett printed,experiments are a contribution to on theknows. sub-They knowledge the East Water of NewJersey Companyject by Jersey. This book is also intended to record a remarkable and instructive incident in the of con-development knowledge the of riveted conduits.

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r REESE LIBRARY
OFUNIVERSITY CAti^QRNIA.
iveJ ,18$.C/'[Frontispiece.]115 EXPERIMENTS
ON THE
CAPACITY OFCARRYING LARGE,
METALRIVETED, CONDUITS,
UP TO SIX FEET PER SECOND OF
VELOCITY OF FLOW.
CLEMENS HERSCHEL,
HYDRAULIC ENGINEER,
S.B. Past Boston(Harvard, 1860); Pres. Sec. C. E.;
M. Am. Soc. C. E. M. Inst. C. E.; ;
and the EastSuperintendent Engineer of Water Co.Jersey
Newof Jersey.
"
If we wish accurate of the area of a bounded is it not betterknowledge sharply field, to
atake steel and a first-class modern transit and out and atape go survey it, making clean,
first-class instead of the archives and the more or lessfresh, job, hunting among averaging
"
of the hundred ? R. M. Am. Soc. C. E. Tr. Am.rough surveys past years JOHN FREEMAN, (
Soc. C. l, 82).., 1890,
IRST EDll^ION.
RST THOUSAND.
NEW YORK :
WILEY & SONS.JOHN
LONDON: CHAPMAN & LIMITED.HALL,
1897.Copyright, 1897,
BY
CLEMENS HERSCHEL,
ROBERT DRUMMOND, ELECTROTYPER AND PRINTER, NEW YORK.