β Scribed by Carl Hering
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The second case, that in which the wheel is submerged, we see that, since the air has no chance to enter, the equations will apply ; subject, however, to the condition that the pressure, as given by (36), never becomes negative, since this would imply a tensile resistance ir/water. If equation (36) makes p negative, analysis becomes impossible, since the flowing stream would not fill the passages beyond the point of minimum pressure, and the effect of cushion water and eddying on the pressure and velocity, would enter as indeterminate elements.
Such a wheel would never, knowingly, be constructed, and the analysis would be useless if possible.
PRACTICAL DEDUCTIONS FROM TIlE FRANKLIN INSTI-TUTE TESTS oF DYNAMOS.* BY CARL
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