Creighton, William Henry Paul, 1859- · New York, J. Wiley & sons; [etc., etc.] · leaf 508
res heat to decompose thesteam and this heat must be supplied by the heat evolved whenthe air unites with carbon to form carbon monoxide. The rela-tion that exists between the amount of CO formed by the air- GAS-ENGINES AND GAS-PRODUCERS. 487 burned carbon and that formed by the steam-burned… … Fig. 256. Heat absorbed (per pound of H) in the separation of Hand 0 when combined in the form of steam= 63,000 -9[966 + (212-32)] -52,500 Heat given out in burning 6 pounds of C to CO = 6 X4500 +27,000 Heat absorbed for each pound of carbon burned by thesteam = 25500/6 -25,500 = 4,250 As 4500…
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