Steam turbine engines : their construction, care and operation (1910)
Swingle, Calvin F. (Calvin Franklin), b. 1846 · Chicago : Frederick J. Drake · leaf 65
eciprocatingengine, a condition, however, which for obvious reasonshas never yet been attained in practice with the reciprocat-ing engine. But with the divergent nozzle the conditionsare different. Eeferring to Fig. 267, a continuous volume of steamat maximum pressure is entering the nozzle at E,… … Fig. 2fn DE LAVAL NOZZLE principles of the De Laval expanding nozzle are in factmore or less prominent in all steam turbines. The facilitiesfor converting heat into work are increased by its use, and Tlie De Laval Turhine 61 the losses by radiation and cooling influences are greatlylessened. The De…
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