In this report, which was read at the Tokyo Meeting May 1944, the author emphasizes the use of the irratational condition to obtain the stream lines on the meridian section of runners (C
m lines). In curvilinear rectangular co-ordinates, the irratational condition gives : 2ε
m=∂(rc
θ)/r∂n=0 (a) 2ε
n=∂c
m/(r∂θ)-1/r ∂(rc
θ)/(∂m)=0 (b) 2ε
θ=±c
m/l-∂c
m/(∂n)=0 (c) where c=absolute velocity, ε=vorticity, r=radial distance, l=rad. of curveture of c
m line, m=direction of c
m line, n=normal to c
m line, θ=direction of runner rotation, suffixes m, n, θ mean m, n, θ components. c
m lines can be drawn from (a) (c) and these lines deatermine the distribution of velocity, dead water spaces etc., which are of great imporatance in desgning runners and presuming characteristics of hydraulic machines. The author gives also some examples and fundamental relations on potential flow with c
θ.
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