Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1930, Page 31

HYDRAULIC STUDY | T0 SAVE MILLIONS Industries Profit Extens.ively“ by Research of National Laboratory. - Large savings to Industry are expected %o result from the sclentific researches in the study of water problems at the National Hydraulic Laboratory, the building and maintenance of which-has | been authorized by Congress. The ap- pointment of six reprmnuuvu of me tivllhn engineering profess to €n an advisory board wm:h under Dr. | rgess, director of the United States Bun-u of Standards, will lan the design and equipment of the | laboratory, was recently announced by the American Engineering Council. Two of the members chosen will spend several months studying the principal hydraulic laboratories of E: . These two scientists B. Gregory, professor of experimental engincering at Tulane University, und' . _Freeman, authority on dr-uuu have prepared tentative phm for the new laboratory which will b2 established in the Standards Bureau at an initial cost of $350,000. The build- ing for housing the laboratory will be completed in one year, and the labora- tory wil begin to function in two years. Others Considering Plans. The other members of the advisory board who are considering the original plans include Sherman M. Woodw: professor_of mechanics and hmrnuucs at the University of lowa; F. Moody, consulting engineer ‘of Cramp- Morris Industrials, Inc.; Ely G. Hutch- | Tson. editor of Power, and Blake K. Va.a Leer, ossistant secretary to the American Engineering Council. The laboratory will be arranged espe- eially for the investigation of the phys- ical laws which govern the motion of ‘water. It will be studied by means of models and other equipment, the engi- men such as for irrigation and power pur- poses, “The hydraulic laboratory has be- come,” Dr. Burgess says, “an absolute ter supply systems, plumbing systems, canals, hydraulic_turbines, pumps and accessories of all kinds. “Garefully conducted tests in such a Iaboratory furnish data which enable the designer to keep the cost of his structure to a minimum, and, what is ble and with mum cost for upkeep. l'llllld.r!fi of Millions Spent. : try is spending hundreds "{n illlons of Goljary anmuslly in. en- us_ q I.he Prcclion of the structures. ‘They have applied the available knowlcige of hydraulic phenomena in les] as well as could any other ers in the world. But they have lacked exact- data and a de- tailed understanding of the process of flow which would have enabled them to improve greatly upon the fundamental features of their design. eds of olher ‘problems await ot Boulder Dam, the racks, ground sluices, deflecting walls, tory to work on these problems as public service mnmnuon FAMILY BASE BALL BALL TEAM IS ORGANIZED BY FATHER e Will Act as Coach and Mana- ger, While Wife and Daugh- ter Lead Cheers. ju Owa, a 53-year-old cocoon e use! as ‘blessed with one boy after another, the proud father and ardent base ball fan thought it ‘would be a fine idea to ornn ze a team youngest son, s old, has qunlmed for a together with Mrs. Owa, comprise the core of the local cheering section. out of the ocean Aresh THE KING OF ¥0OD FISH AT 175 BEST/ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., THURSDAY, JULY 17, Specially Priced This Week End! 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