Heat energy and fuels: pyrometry, combustion, analysis of fuels and manufacture of charcoal, coke and fuel gases. Translated by Oskar Nagel (1908)
Jüptner von Jonstorff, Hanns, Freiherr, 1853- · New York McGraw · leaf 144
deducting the externalwork SAR{T~T,): 1800° 2000° 2200° 2400° Heat required at constant pressureExternal work 52.410.8 60.312.0 67.113.2 75.014.4 Difference 41.6 48.3 53.9 60.6 From Fig. 31 we see that the combustion-temperature is 2320° C.In this calculation the dissociation is not considered;… … 23Z0°Fig. 31. — Diagram for Combustion Temperatures. the calculated temperatures are slightly too liigh. The dis-sociation however can be taken into consideration by insertingin the temperature equation the coefficient of dissociation as afunction of the temperature. Generally, however, a…
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