The Wrong Implications
Most of these phrases imply that the shock, the surge, or the water hammer is addressed after it has been created.In fact most of those phrased apply to hydropneumatic devices that PREVENT a high level of shock, surge, or hammer, from occurring at all. The named devices are rarely designed to respond to a pressure incident in a liquid which must have an approximate typical velocity of 1,440 meters per second.
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