This drawing of the Hydrological Institute "Wilhelm Reich" (alternatively named "Viktor Schauberger" for those with slightly holistic, politically questionable leanings towards "natural" solutions in relation to the "cosmos") was especially difficult to reproduce; as pencil grey on on a dark kind of orange provides for a very unsatisfactory dynamic range, which is also why highlights were added somewhat roughly with pastel and Chinese white. The imaginary institute is situated on a pass inspired by the Tizi-n-Test pass, halfway to the summit of a rocky precipice presumed to be in the Atlas region of Morocco, which should be considered roughly the center of the projected continent of Eufrica (or Afropa, according to some). Below in the valley is a reservoir and dam for water-flow simulations, scale 1/6 in relation to a real world water dam in the planning stage, which is supposed to have an energy loss coefficient of an A+++/excellent 0.2 W/m2-K. Schauberger's teaching of the inner tendencies of an oxidized and healthily dynamic water flow will be observed to the T. The head loss coefficient (T) is calculated as the ratio of the manometric head difference between the input and output of the fitting to the velocity head and will be negative for the enlargement. The loss coefficient for the gate valve may then be calculated by using a rather complicated equation not to be specified here.
Learning from Progress Dam, Din A4
"Water flows,
As it wants
To the light.
But -
As people do in politics,
It prefers left to right."
© 2037 by Torsten Slama and the TTS®
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