Reeve, Sidney A. (Sidney Armor), 1866-1941 · New York, London, The Macmillan Company · leaf 187
170 THE THERMODYNAMICS OF HEAT-ENGINES eliminate all danger of vaporization under all ordinarytemperatures. The liquid exists, in fact, at atmospherictemperature, and may be carried in this condition in un-tagged pipes to any locality, however distant, without anyloss of its refrigerative capacity.… … Fig. 31 expense involved in maintaining the stock of ammonia inthe face of leakage. The liquid-reservoir is shown equippedwith a gauge-glass whereby the condition of the stock ofliquid may be seen at a glance. From the liquid-reservoir the ammonia passes, through apipe known as the liquid-line, to…
Thermodynamics · Heat-engines
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