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Economic Balance Between Steam and Hydro Capacity

K. McH. Irwin, Joel D. Justin

J. Fluids Eng. January 1933, 55(2): 63–69.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022284

Published Online: April 17, 2023

View Article titled, Economic Balance Between Steam and Hydro Capacity

Topics: Economics , Steam, Engineers, Hydropower, Thermal power stations

Journal Articles

Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Marcus Mousson

J. Fluids Eng. January 1933, 55(3): 35–39.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022362

Published Online: April 17, 2023

View Article titled, Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Topics: Hydraulic engineering, Hydropower

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Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Edward S. Cole

J. Fluids Eng. January 1933, 55(3): 35.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022361

Published Online: April 17, 2023

Topics: Hydraulic engineering, Hydropower

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Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

A. Ott

J. Fluids Eng. January 1933, 55(3): 39–42.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022363

Published Online: April 17, 2023

Topics: Hydraulic engineering, Hydropower

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Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Charles H. Pierce

J. Fluids Eng. January 1933, 55(3): 42.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022364

Published Online: April 17, 2023

Topics: Hydraulic engineering, Hydropower

Journal Articles

Closure to “Discussions of ‘Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany’” (1933, Trans. ASME, 55(3), pp. 33–43)

Hunter Rouse

J. Fluids Eng. January 1933, 55(3): 43–48.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022367

Published Online: April 17, 2023

View Article titled, Closure to “Discussions of ‘Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany’” (1933, Trans. ASME, 55(3), pp. 33–43)

Topics: Hydraulic engineering, Hydropower

Journal Articles

Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

C. M. Allen

J. Fluids Eng. January 1933, 55(3): 33–34.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022359

Published Online: April 17, 2023

Topics: Hydraulic engineering, Hydropower

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Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

W. J. Rheingans

J. Fluids Eng. January 1933, 55(3): 42–43.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022365

Published Online: April 17, 2023

Topics: Hydraulic engineering, Hydropower

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Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

A. W. K. Billings

J. Fluids Eng. January 1933, 55(3): 34–35.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022360

Published Online: April 17, 2023

Topics: Hydraulic engineering, Hydropower

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Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

E. B. Strowger

J. Fluids Eng. January 1933, 55(3): 43.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022366

Published Online: April 17, 2023

Topics: Hydraulic engineering, Hydropower

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Application of Hydraulic Laboratory Researches

Ireal A. Winter

J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(4): 27–35.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022876

Published Online: April 17, 2023

View Article titled, Application of Hydraulic Laboratory Researches

Topics: Acceleration, Canals, Design, Flow (Dynamics), Hydraulic engineers, Hydraulic equipment, Hydraulic turbines, Hydropower, Power stations, Rivers

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Discussion: “Federal Relations to Water-Power Development” (Bonner, Frank E., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(4), pp. 1–3)

Guido H. Marx

J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(4): 3–4.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022868

Published Online: April 17, 2023

View Article titled, Discussion: “Federal Relations to Water-Power Development” (Bonner, Frank E., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(4), pp. 1–3)

Topics: Hydropower

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Federal Relations to Water-Power Development

Frank E. Bonner

J. Fluids Eng. January 1931, 53(4): 1–3.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4022867

Published Online: April 17, 2023

View Article titled, Federal Relations to Water-Power Development

Topics: Hydropower, Governments, Construction, Horsepower, Licensing, Navigation, Pressing, Rivers

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Hydraulic Butterfly Valves

Ross L. Mahon

J. Fluids Eng. January 1932, 54(4): 17–24.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4021959

Published Online: April 17, 2023

View Article titled, Hydraulic Butterfly Valves

Topics: Valves, Design, Disks, Hydropower, Leakage

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Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Description of the Latest Project of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society for the Promotion of Science at Obernach, Near Munich, the World’s Largest Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station

Hunter Rouse

J. Fluids Eng. January 1932, 54(4): 27–46.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4021962

Published Online: April 17, 2023

View Article titled, Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Description of the Latest Project of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society for the Promotion of Science at Obernach, Near Munich, the World’s Largest Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station

Topics: Hydraulic engineering, Hydropower

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Power—Steam or Hydro, or Both

Wm. W. Tefft

J. Fluids Eng. January 1930, 52(4): 65–70.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4057566

Published Online: April 17, 2023

View Article titled, Power—Steam or Hydro, or Both

Topics: Steam, Stress, Hydropower, Power systems (Machinery), Profitability, Reliability, Thermal power stations

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Failure of Metals Due to Cavitation Under Experimental Conditions

H. N. Boetcher

J. Fluids Eng. July 1936, 58(5): 355–360.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4020281

Published Online: February 10, 2023

View Article titled, Failure of Metals Due to Cavitation Under Experimental Conditions

Topics: Cavitation, Failure, Metals, Fatigue, Copper alloys, Hardening, Hydropower, Steel, Water

Journal Articles

Hydroelectric Practice in the United States

A. C. Clogher

J. Fluids Eng. February 1937, 59(2): 65–77.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4020391

Published Online: February 10, 2023

View Article titled, Hydroelectric Practice in the United States

Topics: Hydropower, Power systems (Machinery), Stress, Construction, Design

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Observations on the Use of Current Meters for Precise Flow Measurement

L. A. Ott

J. Fluids Eng. July 1935, 57(5): 227–228.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4019958

Published Online: February 10, 2023

View Article titled, Observations on the Use of Current Meters for Precise Flow Measurement

Topics: Errors, Flow (Dynamics), Flow measurement, Hydropower, Instrumentation, Testing, Water

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Determination of the Relative Resistance to Cavitation Erosion by the Vibratory Method

S. Logan Kerr

J. Fluids Eng. July 1937, 59(5): 373–397.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1115/1.4020478

Published Online: February 10, 2023

View Article titled, Determination of the Relative Resistance to Cavitation Erosion by the Vibratory Method

Topics: Cavitation erosion, Cavitation, Seawater, Water, Construction, Corrosion, Damage, Engineers, Hydropower, Temperature

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Economic Balance Between Steam and Hydro Capacity

Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Closure to “Discussions of ‘Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany’” (1933, Trans. ASME, 55(3), pp. 33–43)

Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Discussion: “Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Describing Large Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station Near Munich, Germany” (Rouse, Hunter, 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(4), pp. 27–46)

Application of Hydraulic Laboratory Researches

Discussion: “Federal Relations to Water-Power Development” (Bonner, Frank E., 1931, Trans. ASME, 53(4), pp. 1–3)

Federal Relations to Water-Power Development

Hydraulic Butterfly Valves

Research Institute for Hydraulic Engineering and Water Power: Description of the Latest Project of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society for the Promotion of Science at Obernach, Near Munich, the World’s Largest Open-Air Hydraulic Experiment Station

Power—Steam or Hydro, or Both

Failure of Metals Due to Cavitation Under Experimental Conditions

Hydroelectric Practice in the United States

Observations on the Use of Current Meters for Precise Flow Measurement

Determination of the Relative Resistance to Cavitation Erosion by the Vibratory Method

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