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I would like to ask fellow sailors: why is it required that the angle of the air legs not exceed 45 degrees or 30 degrees?

2021-11-26View Original

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I would like to ask fellow sailors: why is it required that the angle of the air legs not exceed 45 degrees or 30 degrees?
Reply #22021-11-28
It shouldn’t be; vertical is the best option. I understand that fluid resistance is a factor to consider – high resistance makes it difficult for the liquid to flow downward. I just can’t figure out the exact reason

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