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Experiments on the rate of heat transfer from a hot gas to a cooler metallic surface (1916)

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holes.In this way the temperature was a constant throughout thelength of the tank and the maximum variation in temperature ofwater entering all jackets was not in excess of one degree. Aspillway 5 inches above the center line of the tank kept the waterlevel constant at all times. Water was taken… … P4w H< O ^ O-1 J o »; H OU O H in< ft, o •zo o p Hen OU preventing the accumulation of scale or dirt in the jackets. Theoutlets from the tank were provided with %-inch stop cocks andconnections were made from the outlet pipes to the jacket inletpipes by rubber hose. Water Weighing Apparatus —…

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