Drying by means of air and steam. Explanations, formulae and tables for use in practice (1901)
Hausbrand, E. (Eugen), b. 1845, Wright, A. C. (Arthur Columbine), b. 1871 · London : Scott, Greenwood & Co · leaf 23
ilo, of air there is, therefore, in this case— = 0-00771 kilo, of vapour (column 11). Ex. 3. In equation (3) ta = 10° C, e == 0-003665, g = 250 - 9-16 = 240-84qp 240-84 x 10336 760 760 - 3275-4. DiagramThe weight of saturated water vapour capable of absorption by1 kilo, of dry air at different… … -20 10 0 +10 20 80 40 50 1 60 70 80 90 100°C Temperatures in degrees Centigrade Hausirands Drying by means of Air and Steam, [to face page 12. li of fig mc 2 -- air mc20; in wlidifanicol wh ani 1-2In DEYING BY MEANS OF AIR AND STEAM. 13 Therefore— , 0-0001252 X 3275-4 ^ on^ ti , i oan ^^ = 1 +…
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