A Textbook On Steam Engineering volume 1
A Textbook On Steam Engineering volume 1
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8 pounds per square inch. The volume has again been reduced one-half and the pres- sure increased twofold, since 29. 4 X 2 58. 8 pounds. The space now occupied by the gas is 9 inches long, whereas, 6 MECHANICS OF FLUIDS. 37 before the piston was moved, it was 36 inches long; as the tube is assumed to be of uniform diameter throughout its length, the volume is now -^ = ^ of its original volume, and its pressure is = 4 times its original pressure. More- over, if the temperature of the confined ga...s remains the same, the pressure and volume will always vary in a similar way.
56. Absolute and Gauge Pressures. From the above explanation, it will be apparent that the pressure in the tube is the pressure above that of a perfect vacuum. Pressures reckoned above vacuum are called absolute pressures. The only pressure gauges that indicate absolute pressures are the mercurial and aneroid barometers; ordinary pressure gauges, such as the common steam gauge, indicate pressures above the pressure of the atmosphere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
8 pounds per square inch. The volume has again been reduced one-half and the pres- sure increased twofold, since 29. 4 X 2 58. 8 pounds. The space now occupied by the gas is 9 inches long, whereas, 6 MECHANICS OF FLUIDS. 37 before the piston was moved, it was 36 inches long; as the tube is assumed to be of uniform diameter throughout its length, the volume is now -^ = ^ of its original volume, and its pressure is = 4 times its original pressure. More- over, if the temperature of the confined ga...s remains the same, the pressure and volume will always vary in a similar way.
56. Absolute and Gauge Pressures. From the above explanation, it will be apparent that the pressure in the tube is the pressure above that of a perfect vacuum. Pressures reckoned above vacuum are called absolute pressures. The only pressure gauges that indicate absolute pressures are the mercurial and aneroid barometers; ordinary pressure gauges, such as the common steam gauge, indicate pressures above the pressure of the atmosphere.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scranton the International Correspondence Schools to read onlineMoreLess
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