Ludy, Llewellyn V., 1875- [from old catalog], American Technical Society · Chicago, American technical society · leaf 62
te pressure, and found that steam formed at a temperatureof 212 degrees and remained at that temperature. There wereadded 180.3 B.T.U., the heat of the liquid, to bring the water from32 degrees to the boiling point. To convert water at 212 degreesinto steam at 212 degrees, there were added 969.7… … ^o1 Fig. 38. Engine Cylinder Containing Waterand Steam 50 STEAM ENGINE INDICATORS that there were exactly 26.78 cubic feet of dry saturated steam.At the start we had one pound of water and, therefore, we musthave one pound of steam, for none could escape; hence one cubic foot will weigh —_—, or…
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