Experiments on the rate of heat transfer from a hot gas to a cooler metallic surface (1916)
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rature between the metal andthe water is a constant throughout the length of any jacket;and second, that the temperature of the water throughout thelength of one jacket follows a straight line law.Hence, if Tj^inlet temperature of water to a jacket, T = outlet temperature of water from a jacket,and… … •^ JO S3n]«A. 36 After a considerable study of the computed data, it was foundthat the ratio of heat units absorbed by a jacket per hour(corrected for radiation) to the corresponding differences intemperature between metal and water gave a straight linefunction of the water weights. Fig. 9 gives…
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