Reeve, Sidney A. (Sidney Armor), 1866-1941 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 152
next process therefore con-sists of the development of heat within the working-sub-stance at constant volume. This process may be regardedas an addition of heat from without, for the heat is just astruly added to the substance when coming from its own THE GAS-ENGINE CYCLES 135 chemical alteration… … Fiu. 20Moreover, the volume being constant, Pb Tb The available heat per unit of mass, measured by the areaOBCd, Fig. 19, is Sr(Tc— TB). The mass present, M,may be found from the equation PV= CT-M, or 14.5 x 144 x 1 = 53.18 x 520 x M, 136 THE THERMODYNAMICS OF HEAT-ENGINES whence M = 0.0758.* But…
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