Notes On Thermodynamics
Notes On Thermodynamics
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If /a = 60 degrees F., /^ = lo degrees F., Xa='.i, xl— 1, how much work is done and how much heat is required ? f ^ / - ' ^/C' Prob. 67. — If in a cycle, like Fig. 22, Vc — 10 cubic feet, Va=i cubic foot,/a = 1 50 pounds per square inch, ;^^ = 1 5, how much work is done and how much heat is required if i pound of steam is used?
-' ' / ^> • ^^ ' ^ • In an actual engine the conditions are different from those in the last figure, as from a \.o b there is not the same weight in the cylinder, and fr...om ^ to ^ Digitized by Google 64 NOTES ON THERMODYNAMICS.
the weight also varies. And in addition there is con- stant interchange of heat between the cylinder walls and the steam.
First, neglecting the action of the cylinder-walls, suppose Fig. 23 represents what takes place in the cylinder. At a the clearance volume is filled with steam whose steam proportion is x*. The steam from the boiler is admitted "T! ^ and fills the cylinder to c. Expan- sion takes place to dy and exhausts to a again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If /a = 60 degrees F., /^ = lo degrees F., Xa='.i, xl— 1, how much work is done and how much heat is required ? f ^ / - ' ^/C' Prob. 67. — If in a cycle, like Fig. 22, Vc — 10 cubic feet, Va=i cubic foot,/a = 1 50 pounds per square inch, ;^^ = 1 5, how much work is done and how much heat is required if i pound of steam is used?
-' ' / ^> • ^^ ' ^ • In an actual engine the conditions are different from those in the last figure, as from a \.o b there is not the same weight in the cylinder, and fr...om ^ to ^ Digitized by Google 64 NOTES ON THERMODYNAMICS.
the weight also varies. And in addition there is con- stant interchange of heat between the cylinder walls and the steam.
First, neglecting the action of the cylinder-walls, suppose Fig. 23 represents what takes place in the cylinder. At a the clearance volume is filled with steam whose steam proportion is x*. The steam from the boiler is admitted "T! ^ and fills the cylinder to c. Expan- sion takes place to dy and exhausts to a again.
What to read after Notes On Thermodynamics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Spangler, Henry Wilson, 1858-1912. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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