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 270
e other influences have tobe considered, such as frictionbetween gas current and coalpieces, heating of the upper layers by the rising gas, locationof the maximum temperature in the generator, etc. The following figures are given as practical results of genera-tors that were charged with… … Fig. 86. — Difference of Temperaturebetween Actual and Apparent Gasi-fying Temperature. CO 34.1 per cent CO2 0. S per cent N 04.9 per cent H, 0.2 per cent inO.O per cent. PRODUCER GAH 261 In a gas producer at Pous IEveque, which was charged withcoke, he obtained a gas of the folloAAing composition:…
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