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August 30, 2005, 01:06
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Water wheel formula, please ?
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Hi. Unable to rescue my books at the moment, and several decades after the university years, cannot remember enough to calculate this :
A paddle wheel with 1mē flat paddles (1m x 1m) is turned by a river laminar flowing at 0.5 m/sec. What is its horsepower capability? -The paddle wheel is attached to a pier end, the paddles submerge fully when at the low point.- This is not a case of water poured at the top of a wheel and turning the wheel by water weight. Friction can be not taken in account. Or, if someone can lend me the formulas, thanks! Miguel |
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