Fifteen mechanical problems : reasons for their existence and their solution (1915)
Sargent, Charles Elliotte · leaf 287
se observance and watchfulness of the position of meter needlewhen such shifting should take place. This duty alone requires the constantattention of one observer when determinations are desired. In order to further minimize the calculations Fahrenheit thermometersare used which may be divided into… … 1-10 to get accurate and quick results.SOLUTION. The solution of this problem is shown in Flg.l and accompanying speci-fication No.816042. The inlet and outlot thermometers are on the same leveland are graduated in tenths degrees Fahrenheit. The test meter (Fig.2) isdivided into thousandths, one…
Mechanical engineering · Machine design · Theses
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