Goldingham, Arthur Hugh. [from old catalog] · New York, Spon & Chamberlain; [etc., etc.] · leaf 186
t in radiationand unaccount-ed for 1,096 15,200 15,200 The above table is based on o.*8 lb. fuel consump-tion per actual H. P. hour. With engines having ahigher economy, the amount of heat rejected would bereduced. Assume the efficiency of the heating appa- COOLING WATER-TANKS AND OTHER DETAILS.… … K.ET V. XBLOWOfF Fig. 54- S16 1 ^^ --I An apparatus designed to utilize the waste heat fromthe exhaust is shown at Fig. 54. The heat could beutilized either by water circulation or by means ofheated air, a blower being used to pass the cold airover the heated water pipes or by steam heat…
Internal combustion engines
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