The Steam Engine Considered as a Thermodynamic Machine: A Treatise on the Thermodynamic Efficiency of Steam Engines, Illustrated by Diagrams, Tables, and Examples from PracticeE. & F. N. Spon, 1890 - 426 páginas |
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actual adiabatic curve admission air engine amount of heat atmosphere back pressure boiler calculation cent changes chapter clearance cold body compound engine compression considered constant pressure corresponding cubic feet cubic foot cycle difference of temperature dry steam efficiency employed energy exerted equation exhaust waste expansion curve expenditure of heat experiments external feed pump fluid formula fraction gases given greater h₂ heat engine heat expended heat of evaporation heat supplied hence high-pressure cylinder hyperbola indicator diagram initial pressure internal jacket latent heat loge loss machine mean effective pressure mechanical energy metal obtained P₁ P₂ perfect engine piston quantity of heat range of temperature ratio of expansion re-evaporation rectangle represented shows specific heat square inch steam engine Stirling engine stroke superheated supposed surface surface condenser T₁ T₂ terminal pressure thermal units thermodynamic total heat V₁ V₂ volume weight of steam wire-drawing
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