Engineering Thermodynamics
Engineering Thermodynamics
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Prob. 1. Which of the following coals would be worth more per ton on the basis 3f the heating value found by the A. S. M. E. Formula; by the others?
For the first C =83. 75; H 2 =4. 13; S= . 57; 2 =2. 65. For the second C =74. 39; H 2 =4. 98; S=3. 44; 2 =6. 42. For the third C=73. 5; H 2 =5. 19; S=2. 54; 2 =8. 05.
Prob. 2. A boiler horse-power is 33, 486 B. T. U. Received by the water in the boiler, per hour. If 70 per cent of the heat of the coal is available, what will be the horse-po...wer of a boiler under which is being burned one ton per hour of the following coal, the correct calorific power of which is given by the Dulong expression? What is the . ; weight of the coal per hour per boiler horse-power? C =79. 20; H 2 =4. 30; 2 =2. 15.
670 ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS Prob. 3. Natural gas of 1000 B. T. U. Per cubic foot may be purchased in a certain locality for 10 cents a thousand cubic feet. What price could coal containing 75 per cent of C, 6 per cent of H 2, 1. 5 per cent of 2, and 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\ 8 / .
Prob. 1. Which of the following coals would be worth more per ton on the basis 3f the heating value found by the A. S. M. E. Formula; by the others?
For the first C =83. 75; H 2 =4. 13; S= . 57; 2 =2. 65. For the second C =74. 39; H 2 =4. 98; S=3. 44; 2 =6. 42. For the third C=73. 5; H 2 =5. 19; S=2. 54; 2 =8. 05.
Prob. 2. A boiler horse-power is 33, 486 B. T. U. Received by the water in the boiler, per hour. If 70 per cent of the heat of the coal is available, what will be the horse-po...wer of a boiler under which is being burned one ton per hour of the following coal, the correct calorific power of which is given by the Dulong expression? What is the . ; weight of the coal per hour per boiler horse-power? C =79. 20; H 2 =4. 30; 2 =2. 15.
670 ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS Prob. 3. Natural gas of 1000 B. T. U. Per cubic foot may be purchased in a certain locality for 10 cents a thousand cubic feet. What price could coal containing 75 per cent of C, 6 per cent of H 2, 1. 5 per cent of 2, and 1.
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