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    ) He Following Di Ensions Fro The e Uip Ent Are Used in The Appropriate Calculations. %nternal Dia Eter of Ain P

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    The document provides technical dimensions for equipment used in calculations and outlines steps for a procedure involving setting up an Energy Losses in Bends accessory on a hydraulic bench. The procedure involves connecting the accessory, securing connections, adjusting valves, checking pressure taps are not clamped, and attaching an air bleed tube before turning on the pump. Dimensions given include the internal diameter of the main pipe and diameters of pipe enlargement outlets and contractions.

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    ) He Following Di Ensions Fro The e Uip Ent Are Used in The Appropriate Calculations. %nternal Dia Eter of Ain P

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    The document provides technical dimensions for equipment used in calculations and outlines steps for a procedure involving setting up an Energy Losses in Bends accessory on a hydraulic bench. The procedure involves connecting the accessory, securing connections, adjusting valves, checking pressure taps are not clamped, and attaching an air bleed tube before turning on the pump. Dimensions given include the internal diameter of the main pipe and diameters of pipe enlargement outlets and contractions.

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    The document provides technical dimensions for equipment used in calculations and outlines steps for a procedure involving setting up an Energy Losses in Bends accessory on a hydraulic bench. The procedure involves connecting the accessory, securing connections, adjusting valves, checking pressure taps are not clamped, and attaching an air bleed tube before turning on the pump. Dimensions given include the internal diameter of the main pipe and diameters of pipe enlargement outlets and contractions.

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    ) He Following Di Ensions Fro The e Uip Ent Are Used in The Appropriate Calculations. %nternal Dia Eter of Ain P

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    Chanel Ann
    The document provides technical dimensions for equipment used in calculations and outlines steps for a procedure involving setting up an Energy Losses in Bends accessory on a hydraulic bench. The procedure involves connecting the accessory, securing connections, adjusting valves, checking pressure taps are not clamped, and attaching an air bleed tube before turning on the pump. Dimensions given include the internal diameter of the main pipe and diameters of pipe enlargement outlets and contractions.

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    Technical Data

    )he following
    diensions fro
    the e*uipent are
    used in the
    appropriate
    calculations.
    % n t e r n a l  
    d i a  e t e r  
    o f    a i n   p
    i p e  0 . 0 1
    9 6    %nternal 
    dia  eter of
    enlarge  ent
    outlet and
    contraction
    inlet  0.02:0  
    Procedure
    Exercise A
    1.'etup the Energy
    Losses in Bends
    +ELB,
    accessory on a
    hydraulic bench
    with
    its basele#el. )his is
    necessary for
    accurate height
    easureents
    fro the
    anoeters.2.;onn
    ect the *uic<
    disconnect of the
    ELB 7ccessory to
    the bench flow
    supply in the basin
    of the hydraulics
    bench and run the
    outlet e$tension
    tube into the
    #oluetrictan<.
    5a<e sure both
    ends are secure to
    pre#ent water fro
    spraying
    e#erywhere. %fyou
    can see the ball
    bearings on the
    *uic< disconnect of
    the hydraulics
    bench! theinlet tube
    is not secure..=n
    the hydraulics
    bench! copletely
    close +i.e. turn all
    the way cloc<wise,
    the #al#efor the
    pup! and then
    open the #al#e
    about one turn. +%f
    the #al#e is fully
    open whenyou turn
    on the pup! the
    water e$its too
    *uic<ly through the
    e$it tube and
    sprayswater all o#er
    the lab,. 3o =)
    turn on the pup
    yet>:.=n the head
    loss apparatus!
    copletely open
    +i.e. turn all the
    way counter
    cloc<wise,the
     gate *al*e fitting 
    ! located "ust below
    the pressure gauge!
    and the
     flowcontrol*al*e
    ! located on e$it of
    the
    odule..;hec<
    that the pressure
    taps fro either
    side of the itre
    bend are
    not claped by
    thewhite
    claps.6.7ttach a
    piece of plastic
    tubing to the
    air(bleed #al#e
    +&igure 1,. -oint
    the air(bleedtube
    into the hydraulics
    bench.?.)urn on the
    hydraulics
    bench pup
    Technical Data
    )he following
    diensions fro
    the e*uipent are
    used in the
    appropriate
    calculations.
    % n t e r n a l  
    d i a  e t e r  
    o f    a i n   p
    i p e  0 . 0 1
    9 6    %nternal 
    dia  eter of
    enlarge  ent
    outlet and
    contraction
    inlet  0.02:0  
    Procedure
    Exercise A
    1.'etup the Energy
    Losses in Bends
    +ELB,
    accessory on a
    hydraulic bench
    with
    its basele#el. )his is
    necessary for
    accurate height
    easureents
    fro the
    anoeters.2.;onn
    ect the *uic<
    disconnect of the
    ELB 7ccessory to
    the bench flow
    supply in the basin
    of the hydraulics
    bench and run the
    outlet e$tension
    tube into the
    #oluetrictan<.
    5a<e sure both
    ends are secure to
    pre#ent water fro
    spraying
    e#erywhere. %fyou
    can see the ball
    bearings on the
    *uic< disconnect of
    the hydraulics
    bench! theinlet tube
    is not secure..=n
    the hydraulics
    bench! copletely
    close +i.e. turn all
    the way cloc<wise,
    the #al#efor the
    pup! and then
    open the #al#e
    about one turn. +%f
    the #al#e is fully
    open whenyou turn
    on the pup! the
    water e$its too
    *uic<ly through the
    e$it tube and
    sprayswater all o#er
    the lab,. 3o =)
    turn on the pup
    yet>:.=n the head
    loss apparatus!
    copletely open
    +i.e. turn all the
    way counter
    cloc<wise,the
     gate *al*e fitting 
    ! located "ust below
    the pressure gauge!
    and the
     flowcontrol*al*e
    ! located on e$it of
    the
    odule..;hec<
    that the pressure
    taps fro either
    side of the itre
    bend are
    not claped by
    thewhite
    claps.6.7ttach a
    piece of plastic
    tubing to the
    air(bleed #al#e
    +&igure 1,. -oint
    the air(bleedtube
    into the hydraulics
    bench.?.)urn on the
    hydraulics
    bench pup
    Technical Data
    )he following
    diensions fro
    the e*uipent are
    used in the
    appropriate
    calculations.
    % n t e r n a l  
    d i a  e t e r  
    o f    a i n   p
    i p e  0 . 0 1
    9 6    %nternal 
    dia  eter of
    enlarge  ent
    outlet and
    contraction
    inlet  0.02:0  
    Procedure
    Exercise A
    1.'etup the Energy
    Losses in Bends
    +ELB,
    accessory on a
    hydraulic bench
    with
    its basele#el. )his is
    necessary for
    accurate height
    easureents
    fro the
    anoeters.2.;onn
    ect the *uic<
    disconnect of the
    ELB 7ccessory to
    the bench flow
    supply in the basin
    of the hydraulics
    bench and run the
    outlet e$tension
    tube into the
    #oluetrictan<.
    5a<e sure both
    ends are secure to
    pre#ent water fro
    spraying
    e#erywhere. %fyou
    can see the ball
    bearings on the
    *uic< disconnect of
    the hydraulics
    bench! theinlet tube
    is not secure..=n
    the hydraulics
    bench! copletely
    close +i.e. turn all
    the way cloc<wise,
    the #al#efor the
    pup! and then
    open the #al#e
    about one turn. +%f
    the #al#e is fully
    open whenyou turn
    on the pup! the
    water e$its too
    *uic<ly through the
    e$it tube and
    sprayswater all o#er
    the lab,. 3o =)
    turn on the pup
    yet>:.=n the head
    loss apparatus!
    copletely open
    +i.e. turn all the
    way counter
    cloc<wise,the
     gate *al*e fitting 
    ! located "ust below
    the pressure gauge!
    and the
     flowcontrol*al*e
    ! located on e$it of
    the
    odule..;hec<
    that the pressure
    taps fro either
    side of the itre
    bend are
    not claped by
    thewhite
    claps.6.7ttach a
    piece of plastic
    tubing to the
    air(bleed #al#e
    +&igure 1,. -oint
    the air(bleedtube
    into the hydraulics
    bench.?.)urn on the
    hydraulics
    bench pup

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