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nducive to smooth running, is used. 6. The amount of condensation will be affected by the sizeand proportions of the cylinder. Comparing two cylinders (the 190 THE STEAM-ENGINE AND OTHER HEAT-MOTORS. linear dimensions of one being twice that of the other), thelarger one could perform eight times… … Fig. 110. dimensions there would be one of minimum exposed internalsurface. 7. Other variables also affect the result. We may men-tion steam-pressure, revolutions, ratio of expansion, and jacketing. Range of Temperature.—The amount of initial condensationdepends upon the range of temperature of the…
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