Calorimetry
Calorimetry
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U. 's.
Expressing the above in a formula we have : W X T B. T. U. 's per cubic foot=- .
G W = weight, in pounds, of water passed.
T = the average difference in temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit, between inlet and outlet water.
G = corrected volume of gas burned, in cubic feet.
The correction for atmospheric humidity is made finally, if so desired.
Use of Computer.
The labor of making the calculations for determining the heating value from observations of a calorimeter may be lessened by the us...e of a heating value computer. The computer consists of a circu- lar slide rule, with divisions corresponding to the readings made or the calorimeter. This computer gives the corrected heating value oi a cubic foot of gas in B. T. U. 's, having the barometric pressure and temperature of the metered gas, and the difference in temperature between the inlet and outlet water, and the pounds of water passed. This computer is designed to operate within the limits of from 300 to 800 B. T. U. 's. Should a gas of a lower or higher heating value be measured, the computer can still be used by dividing or multiplying 33 one or the other of the factors in its computation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
U. 's.
Expressing the above in a formula we have : W X T B. T. U. 's per cubic foot=- .
G W = weight, in pounds, of water passed.
T = the average difference in temperature, in degrees Fahrenheit, between inlet and outlet water.
G = corrected volume of gas burned, in cubic feet.
The correction for atmospheric humidity is made finally, if so desired.
Use of Computer.
The labor of making the calculations for determining the heating value from observations of a calorimeter may be lessened by the us...e of a heating value computer. The computer consists of a circu- lar slide rule, with divisions corresponding to the readings made or the calorimeter. This computer gives the corrected heating value oi a cubic foot of gas in B. T. U. 's, having the barometric pressure and temperature of the metered gas, and the difference in temperature between the inlet and outlet water, and the pounds of water passed. This computer is designed to operate within the limits of from 300 to 800 B. T. U. 's. Should a gas of a lower or higher heating value be measured, the computer can still be used by dividing or multiplying 33 one or the other of the factors in its computation.
What to read after Calorimetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Meter Company to read onlineMoreLess
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