Locomotive operation; a technical and practical analysis (1904)
Henderson, G. R. (George R.), b. 1861 · Chicago, Railway Age · leaf 479
en and multipl)- the remainder by 62.100. and 468 L( )(■( ).\l( )\[\ E OPERATION. to this add the amount of carbon mnltipHed by 14.500. Theresult is the total heat generated by burning one pound of thefuel. Fig. 103 gives a graphical determination of Dulongsformula. Tn it the carbon, hydrogen and… … TOTAL HEAT OF FUELS.Fig. 103. combustible. The proportion of each element, C, H or O, isdesignated by the distance on the diagram from the base oppo-site the apex marked with the symbol. For instance, whenC = 1.00. or the material is nothing but carbon, the corre-sponding point will be at the lower…
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