A Textbook On Gas, Oil, And Air Engines: Or, Internal Combustion Motors ...
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hydrogen mix- ture (i.e., 2 vols, hydrogen to 1 of oxygen) and 1 vol. oxygen, the rate of flame propagation was 10 metres ■= 32*8 feet per second. The highest velocity was found to be the mixture of 1 vol. hydrogen to 1 vol. oxygen, originally used by Bunsen, but to obtain a standard for the dilution commonly employed in a gas engine, the experimenters combined hydrogen with air in the proportion of 2 vols, hydrogen to 6 of air. The following table (from Clerk) shows the velocity of flame with ...hydrogen and various volumes of air : — Tablb of Velooitt in Diluted Mixtubes {MdUftrd and Le CAote^ter).
Vrioolty Vrtod^ fttHaeoai.
per Second.
Mixture of 1 vol. hydrogen and 4 vols, air 2 metres.
6-5 feet.
.. ,.3 ., 28 „ 91 ,.
,, 2 „ 34 „ Ill „ „ 1 ,.
41 ..
13-4 „ • 1 >i » » 1: » 4'4 „ max.
14-4 ,,max.
, 1 „ 3-8 „ 12-4 „ ,. i ,.
2-3 ,.
7-5 „ In these experiments the explosive mixtures were at constant pressure; the end of the tube being open, the ignited gases issued from it in a continuous stream, and did external work Against the pressure of the atmosphere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
hydrogen mix- ture (i.e., 2 vols, hydrogen to 1 of oxygen) and 1 vol. oxygen, the rate of flame propagation was 10 metres ■= 32*8 feet per second. The highest velocity was found to be the mixture of 1 vol. hydrogen to 1 vol. oxygen, originally used by Bunsen, but to obtain a standard for the dilution commonly employed in a gas engine, the experimenters combined hydrogen with air in the proportion of 2 vols, hydrogen to 6 of air. The following table (from Clerk) shows the velocity of flame with ...hydrogen and various volumes of air : — Tablb of Velooitt in Diluted Mixtubes {MdUftrd and Le CAote^ter).
Vrioolty Vrtod^ fttHaeoai.
per Second.
Mixture of 1 vol. hydrogen and 4 vols, air 2 metres.
6-5 feet.
.. ,.3 ., 28 „ 91 ,.
,, 2 „ 34 „ Ill „ „ 1 ,.
41 ..
13-4 „ • 1 >i » » 1: » 4'4 „ max.
14-4 ,,max.
, 1 „ 3-8 „ 12-4 „ ,. i ,.
2-3 ,.
7-5 „ In these experiments the explosive mixtures were at constant pressure; the end of the tube being open, the ignited gases issued from it in a continuous stream, and did external work Against the pressure of the atmosphere.
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