A Manual of Steam Boilers Their Design Contruction And Operation for Techn
A Manual of Steam Boilers Their Design Contruction And Operation for Techn
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. 14729 54-4" STEAM AND ITS PROPERTIES. 265 128. Changes of Physical State fro...m ice to water, or from water to steam, or the reverse, are brought about by change of temperature and pressure. The heating of ice from any tem- perature below freezing up to its melting-point causes an ex- pansion of the mass and the conversion of a part of the heat supplied in the performance of the work of separation of mole- cules, and in less degree that of expansion of the mass against atmospheric pressure. At the melting-point rise in tempera- ture ceases, and all heat received is transformed into the work of " disgregation, " as Clausius has called it, until such a separa- tion of molecules has been effected that stability of form is lost with the vanishing of the visible effect of the polarizing forces, and the mass becomes liquid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. 09661 56-925 500.
. 25828 49. 611 140.
I . 01690 61. 388 320.
. 10323 56. 584 510.
. 26892 49-195 I 5 0.
1. 01995 61 . 204 330- . 11005 56. 236 520.
27975 48. 778 160.
1. 02324 61 . 007 340.
. I i 706 55-883 530.
. 29080 48. 360 170.
1. 02671 60. 801 350.
. 12431 55-523 540- . 30204 47-941 180.
1. 03033 60. 587 3 60.
13175 55-'58 550.
3^354 47-521 190.
1. 03411 60. 366 370.
-3942 54. 787 200.
1. 03807 60. 136 3 80.
. 14729 54-4" STEAM AND ITS PROPERTIES. 265 128. Changes of Physical State fro...m ice to water, or from water to steam, or the reverse, are brought about by change of temperature and pressure. The heating of ice from any tem- perature below freezing up to its melting-point causes an ex- pansion of the mass and the conversion of a part of the heat supplied in the performance of the work of separation of mole- cules, and in less degree that of expansion of the mass against atmospheric pressure. At the melting-point rise in tempera- ture ceases, and all heat received is transformed into the work of " disgregation, " as Clausius has called it, until such a separa- tion of molecules has been effected that stability of form is lost with the vanishing of the visible effect of the polarizing forces, and the mass becomes liquid.
What to read after A Manual of Steam Boilers Their Design Contruction And Operation for Techn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Henry Thurston to read onlineMoreLess
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