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Mechanical equipment of buildings; a reference book for engineers and architects (1916)

Harding, Louis Allen, Willard, Arthur C. (Arthur Cutts), 1878-1960 · New York Wiley · leaf 229

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e total weightof feed water or steam generated by boilers per hour W + w ti = 0.9 [q + xr)R + (1 - R) q,] -f 32.If x = 1, then h = 0.9 [iR + (1 - R) qi] + 32. Example. Assuming an initial temperature of feed water 90° F., (q\ = 58); weight of steam usedby auxiliaries, w = 1,000 lb. per hour. Weight… … Separator Fig. 6. BLOw-off* -GOUdensate Otis Steam-Tube Feed WaterHeater. The maximum temperature to which the feedwater may be heated in an open heater isapproximately 210° F. with atmospheric exhaust.With an initial temperature of feed water of60°, (qi = 28) and t2 = 210°, we find that R =0.15.…

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