Applied Physics for Secondary Schools
Applied Physics for Secondary Schools
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Laying aside art and beauty, the nickel and polish on your heating stove might better be replaced with black iron rough surfaces, as they are better radiators. Why does ENGINES 125 snow under a dirty black cover melt before the clear white article does?
Freshly fallen snow is a poor conductor of heat because it has much air confined in the small spaces, and air is a non-conductor where it cannot set up con- vection currents. Loosely woven wool- en goods are poor conductors for the same reason. ...In hot countries closely woven white goods are worn as they re- flect the heat from without and conduct the heat from the body.
Study the following and be prepared to report on them in class. Hot air fur- naces, steam heating, hot water heat, ice plant, blast fur- nace, and foundry.
In Fig. 95, transmission of heat by convection currents is shown as applied to the hot air furnace. The fire on the grate in the fire-box heats the gases inside the fire-box to a high temperature. This causes them to expand, and as cold air is heavier than hot air, a " draught " is caused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Laying aside art and beauty, the nickel and polish on your heating stove might better be replaced with black iron rough surfaces, as they are better radiators. Why does ENGINES 125 snow under a dirty black cover melt before the clear white article does?
Freshly fallen snow is a poor conductor of heat because it has much air confined in the small spaces, and air is a non-conductor where it cannot set up con- vection currents. Loosely woven wool- en goods are poor conductors for the same reason. ...In hot countries closely woven white goods are worn as they re- flect the heat from without and conduct the heat from the body.
Study the following and be prepared to report on them in class. Hot air fur- naces, steam heating, hot water heat, ice plant, blast fur- nace, and foundry.
In Fig. 95, transmission of heat by convection currents is shown as applied to the hot air furnace. The fire on the grate in the fire-box heats the gases inside the fire-box to a high temperature. This causes them to expand, and as cold air is heavier than hot air, a " draught " is caused.
What to read after Applied Physics for Secondary Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Dean Hawkins to read onlineMoreLess
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