Creighton, William Henry Paul, 1859- · New York, J. Wiley & sons; [etc., etc.] · leaf 457
hen xAL=the amount of heatlost by the steam in condensing. 1 \ 0.60 li \ l 1 i 1 *2 V <r Y*. £ V v? 0.55 p- /1 \ A > 3»> \\ \ 1 c *7^ / * r* \ V \ #t \ o ■/ -V s V \ s V 0.50 ^ >&* »N, v- ^ •v. — sr- S^*l^ V / -- .«._ ■*„ - -» — zz z~ - -,- --^;S^>^ s / 21 •47 /h * ■— — — — ~J --… … Fig. 229.—Separately Fired Superheater.If superheated steam had to possess that number of thermalunits in excess of those it possesses as saturated steam, it is evident SUPERHEATED STEAM AND STEAM-TURBIXES. 437 that the necessary temperature of the superheated steam wouldbe obtained from the…
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