Marine engines; problems, notes and sketches. Additional to the text-book used in the instruction of naval cadets of the second class, United States Naval Academy (1899)
United States Naval Academy. Dept. of Marine Engineering · Annapolis : Dept. of Steam Engineering, U. S. Naval Academy · leaf 85
ation,if there be any, in the engine of Problem 105 during the inboardstroke, supposing that the steam were initially dry and saturated. 109. Supposing that the steam contains 10 per cent, of mois-ture when it is received in the cylinder; find the number of poundsof water required per I. H. P. per… … Fiff. 34. PROBLEMS, NOTES AND SKETCHES. 83 Revolutions per minute are sufficient to produce a mean pistonspeed of 800 feet per minute. 111. Find the water required per I. H. P. per hour in the en-gine of Problem no. 112. Find the number of pounds of water that must be evapo-rated per hour to supply…
Marine engines
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