Locomotive operation; a technical and practical analysis (1904)
Henderson, G. R. (George R.), b. 1861 · Chicago, Railway Age · leaf 155
lutions a minute atthe speed assumed, we should have .665X4X168X60==26,813 pounds steam per hour. From plate 12, using the M. M.Assn. line, we should have, at 168 revolutions per minute, 44per cent of the boiler pressu^-e, or 155 X .44 = 68 pounds M.E. P. Now, from formula 54, we can state the I.… … 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Per Cent Cut-off. 100 STEAM Consumption per indicated Horse power hour. Plate loa. -] —— -^ ~ ^-2+ -H -+--^ • [; :._ .. :-::::: Ill t T? xt _± rn J / 1 CC / / _ V .,: _ _ - , : :::: ::__ - -t 1. _ _ .- .-J oZ- 5t ._ . - -,-ii^ /-- ...__. ftr^o - - — - — J y t b^i ^ ? 1 f…
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