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 57
0.593.231.247.217.461.154 Cv 0.171.270.399.075.160.172.330.750 2.440.450.165.176.155.351.123 * Properties of these gases vary greatly with the temperature and pressure. The value of CP can also be found in a somewhat similar manner if we assume we have 1 lb. ofgas in a cylinder fitted with a… … volume and temperature to V2 and T2, but P2 = Pi- In this case we have performed externalwork by raising the piston, as well as increased the temperature of the gas. The work doneis equal to Px (V2 — Vi) and its heat equivalent is found by dividing by 778. See Fig. 21. If H represents the heat…
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