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Marine engine indicating; a complete treatise on the indicator and indicator diagrams as applied to marine engines (1910)

Linch, Charles Sutterley, b. 1869 · Boston, American Steam Gauge and Valve Mfg. Co. · leaf 36

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unite ie 56,306.88 fool pounds i 77-heal units = 72.37 H. U. There is a small expenditure of energy inraising the mass of steam againsl the force of gravity. Thus, theaverage height to which tho steam ie raised is 26.6 h-2=13.3 Iand 1 poundXl3.3 feet?=13.3 foot pounds, or, L3.3 foot pounds i778 H.… … Cyliuclez l/olzcme l/o Fig. 15 Expansion of Steam The steam in the cylinder of a steam engine during expansion issupposed to follow substantially a law known as the law of Boyle andMariotte. This law states that the pressure varies as the volume in an 34 MARINE INDICATING inverse ratio. That is to…

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