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emperature, we are ready to take up the second part of the problem, which is,to calculate by how much this heat will raise the temperature of the water in the tank,from the known fact that one heat unit will raise the temperature of one pound of waterby one degree. For this purpose we must first… … Fig. 2.—-Heating by a Coil of Pipe. water is given in gallons, we obtain its weight in pounds by multiplying by 8.33; and ifthe amount is given in cubic feet, we obtain the weight in pounds by multiplying by62.37. Assuming, therefore, that the weight of the water is known, we proceed toinvestigate…
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