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 51
g apparatus.—Table VII. When the air, before entering the drying apparatus, is notcompletely saturated with water vapour, 1 kilo, of the air Diagram II. -20 .16 .10 K =85° 176170 o<- t 165 160 165 th=50° 145 140 th=W 135 —130- 125 120 tk =100° 115 110 t^=130° 105 iff: a S -S -5 EH 5 S… … HIs 0 -20 -15 -10 -6 0 +5 +10 +15 +aO +25 +80°C Saushrandg Drying by means of Air and Sttam. [to face page 38. \ji- uiic; Etix DRYING BY MEANS OF AIR AND STEAM. 39 does not contain the maximum weight of water which it canretain at the particular temperature, but only as much as itcan retain as a…
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