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Language: English . Brand New Book ***** Print on Demand *****. This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1894 edition. Excerpt: . used are, however, given in Table III, page 66. Formula (No. 12) will be found of use in calculating results from experimental data, and for supplying the value of x2 in (13), by which the velocity of the jet can be conveniently found: F= 8.025 v/ 778 (r, ri + qx--xt rt--q2) (13) and the weight discharged, AV W l44(x, (S--0.016) + 0.016) 4) where V = velocity. w = weight discharged, in pounds per second. A = area of the nozzle at smallest section, in square inches. qx and qt--heat of the liquid at the terminal pressures. S = volume 1 pound steam in cubic feet, at final pressure. By way of illustrating the use of these formulas, the velocity of a jet of steam discharging from a reservoir at 120 pounds pressure into the air will be calculated. The steam will be supposed to be dry, and to follow the law of adiabatic expansion. The value of x2 must be first determined by (12). As the steam is supposed to be dry in its initial state, xx = 1; the other terms are as follows: e, = 0.5027 = 867.3 r, = 350-3 + 461.2 = 811.5?, = 321.4 63 = 0.3135 r2 = 966.07 T2 = 212 + 461.2--673.2 q2= 180.5, 867.3 0.5027--0.3135 +--8 -= 0.876 V = 8.025 v 778 (867.3 + 321.4--0876 X 966.07--180.5) =-2848.2 Formula (10) gives 2827 feet per second, which agrees fairly well with this result. If dry steam at the same pressure expand to--22 vacuum, or 4 pounds absolute, the value of x2 will be found to be 0.8243, and the final velocity, 3446 feet, or 7/i mile per second; calculated by (10), V is 3443 feet. The presence of water in the steam is shown by the change in the appearance of a jet discharging into the air; the clear bluish portion of the jet adjoining the orifice becomes an opaque white. The effect upon the velocity can be found by giving a lower value.

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1894 edition. Excerpt: ... used are, however, given in Table III, page 66. Formula (No. 12) will be found of use in calculating results from experimental data, and for supplying the value of x2 in (13), by which the velocity of the jet can be conveniently found: F= 8.025 v/ 778 (r, ri + qx--xt rt--q2) (13) and the weight discharged, AV_ W l44(x,(S--0.016) + 0.016) 4) where V = velocity. w = weight discharged, in pounds per second. A = area of the nozzle at smallest section, in square inches. qx and qt--heat of the liquid at the terminal pressures. S = volume 1 pound steam in cubic feet, at final pressure. By way of illustrating the use of these formulas, the velocity of a jet of steam discharging from a reservoir at 120 pounds pressure into the air will be calculated. The steam will be supposed to be dry, and to follow the law of adiabatic expansion. The value of x2 must be first determined by (12). As the steam is supposed to be dry in its initial state, xx = 1; the other terms are as follows: e, = 0.5027 = 867.3 r, = 350-3 + 461.2 = 811.5?, = 321.4 63 = 0.3135 r2 = 966.07 T2 = 212 + 461.2--673.2 q2= 180.5, 867.3 0.5027--0.3135 +--8'-= 0.876 V = 8.025 v' 778 (867.3 + 321.4--0876 X 966.07--180.5) =-2848.2 Formula (10) gives 2827 feet per second, which agrees fairly well with this result. If dry steam at the same pressure expand to--22" vacuum, or 4 pounds absolute, the value of x2 will be found to be 0.8243, and the final velocity, 3446 feet, or 7/i mile per second; calculated by (10), V is 3443 feet. The presence of water in the steam is shown by the change in the appearance of a jet discharging into the air; the clear bluish portion of the jet adjoining the orifice becomes an opaque white. The effect upon the velocity can be found by giving a lower value... Paperback, Label: TheClassics.us, TheClassics.us, Product group: Book, Published: 2013-09-12, Studio: TheClassics.us, Sales rank: 13026668.

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This item is printed on demand. Paperback. 36 pages. Dimensions: 9.7in. x 7.4in. x 0.1in.This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1894 edition. Excerpt: . . . used are, however, given in Table III, page 66. Formula (No. 12) will be found of use in calculating results from experimental data, and for supplying the value of x2 in (13), by which the velocity of the jet can be conveniently found: F 8. 025 v 778 (r, ri qx--xt rt--q2) (13) and the weight discharged, AV W l44(x, (S--0. 016) 0. 016) 4) where V velocity. w weight discharged, in pounds per second. A area of the nozzle at smallest section, in square inches. qx and qt--heat of the liquid at the terminal pressures. S volume 1 pound steam in cubic feet, at final pressure. By way of illustrating the use of these formulas, the velocity of a jet of steam discharging from a reservoir at 120 pounds pressure into the air will be calculated. The steam will be supposed to be dry, and to follow the law of adiabatic expansion. The value of x2 must be first determined by (12). As the steam is supposed to be dry in its initial state, xx 1; the other terms are as follows: e, 0. 5027 867. 3 r, 350-3 461. 2 811. 5, 321. 4 63 0. 3135 r2 966. 07 T2 212 461. 2--673. 2 q2 180. 5, 867. 3 0. 5027--0. 3135 --8- 0. 876 V 8. 025 v 778 (867. 3 321. 4--0876 X 966. 07--180. 5) -2848. 2 Formula (10) gives 2827 feet per second, which agrees fairly well with this result. If dry steam at the same pressure expand to--22 vacuum, or 4 pounds absolute, the value of x2 will be found to be 0. 8243, and the final velocity, 3446 feet, or 7i mile per second; calculated by (10), V is 3443 feet. The presence of water in the steam is shown by the change in the appearance of a jet discharging into the air; the clear bluish portion of the jet adjoining the orifice becomes an opaque white. The effect upon the velocity can be found by giving a lower value. . . This item ships from La Vergne,TN.

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This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Though we have made best efforts - the books may have occasional errors that do not impede the reading experience. We believe this work is culturally important and have elected to bring the book back into print as part of our continuing commitment to the preservation of printed works worldwide.Taal: Engels;Afmetingen: 10x203x127 mm;Gewicht: 209,00 gram;Verschijningsdatum: augustus 2008;ISBN10: 0554943662;ISBN13: 9780554943664; Engelstalig | Paperback | 2008.

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Practice and Theory of the Injector: Hardback: BiblioLife: 9780554925561: 21 Aug 2008.