Thermodynamics of the steam-engine and other heat-engines (1889)
Peabody, Cecil Hobart, 1855-1934 · New York, Wiley & Sons · leaf 260
ses around the tubes ofthe superheater y, and flows out of anorifice at TV of the same diameter asthat at M. Temperatures are takenby the thermometers at ^, ^, and C\and the boiler-pressure, which is admit-ted to all the apparatus, is measuredby a gauge. In the calculation it is as-sumed that the… … ORIFICE i DIA. 236 THERMODYNAMICS OF THE STEAM-ENGINE. pressure, though the temperatures are different. The admissi-bihty of the last assumption can be tested for any experimentby condensing and weighing the steam from each orifice sepa-rately. The radiation from this calorimeter may be formed…
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