Evaporating Condensing And Cooling Apparatus Explanations Formulae And Table
Evaporating Condensing And Cooling Apparatus Explanations Formulae And Table
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127 If D is less than G, the drop cannot be driven upwards at any angle ; it always falls downwards.
If the side pressure, D, is equal to the weight of the drop, G, the drop falls downwards when a is less than 90. When a = 90 (i. E. , sin a = 1) the drop is kept exactly in its place.
If D be greater than G, the danger that the drop may be carried upwards occurs even with small values of a. When D is 1'25, 1*5 or 2*0 times as great as G, the angle which the current of steam may make with the hor...izon upwards, may not be greater than \D sin a = G, T25 G sin a = G, sin a = y^ sin a = 1-25' 1-5 a = 53, 41 or 30.
TABLE 24.
The velocities of the currents of gas and steam, which, acting upwards at an angle of 30, 45 or 60 on floating drops, drive them in a horizontal direction.
Diameter of the drop of water in mm.
o-i 0-25 0-5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Velocity of the current of gas and steam in m.
Carbonic acid ^ a = 30 s = 1-529 Va = 45 7 = 1-873 ) a = 60 1-48 1-24 1-12 2-3 1-98 1-80 3-36 2-82 2-56 4-78 4-01 3-64 6-78 5-69 5-27 8-42 6-98 6-34 9-61 8-09 7-33 10-74 9-00 8-18 11-8 9-9 9-0 12-66 10-64 9-67 13-79 11-48 10-44 14-45 12-10 11-0 15-22 12-77 11-61 Air ^ a = 30 s = 1 J-a = 45 y = 1-293 ) a = 60 1-82 1-52 1-39 2-91 2-43 2-22 4-15 3-45 3-16 5-89 4-92 4-44 8-36 6-99 6-39 10-26 8-57 7-83 11-86 9-91 9-06 13-24 11-06 10-11 14-50 12-16 11-12 15-65 13-00 11-95 16-87 14-10 12-90 17-80 15-00 13-62 18-78 17-44 14-82 Steam at 100 C.^ a = 30 s = 0-6233 [a = 45 7 = 0-6059 ) a = 60 2-6 2-18 1-85 4-12 3-40 1-96 5-87 4-96 4-21 8-34 7-04 5-99 11-84 10-0 8-51 14-5 12-26 10-43 16-79 14-1 11-98 18-75 15-83 13-04 20-6 17-4 14-8 21-8 18-7 15-9 23-89 19-18 17-17 25-23 21-31 18-1 26-57 22-45 19-04 In Table 24 are given the velocities of currents of carbonic acid, air and steam (the latter at 100 G.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
127 If D is less than G, the drop cannot be driven upwards at any angle ; it always falls downwards.
If the side pressure, D, is equal to the weight of the drop, G, the drop falls downwards when a is less than 90. When a = 90 (i. E. , sin a = 1) the drop is kept exactly in its place.
If D be greater than G, the danger that the drop may be carried upwards occurs even with small values of a. When D is 1'25, 1*5 or 2*0 times as great as G, the angle which the current of steam may make with the hor...izon upwards, may not be greater than \D sin a = G, T25 G sin a = G, sin a = y^ sin a = 1-25' 1-5 a = 53, 41 or 30.
TABLE 24.
The velocities of the currents of gas and steam, which, acting upwards at an angle of 30, 45 or 60 on floating drops, drive them in a horizontal direction.
Diameter of the drop of water in mm.
o-i 0-25 0-5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Velocity of the current of gas and steam in m.
Carbonic acid ^ a = 30 s = 1-529 Va = 45 7 = 1-873 ) a = 60 1-48 1-24 1-12 2-3 1-98 1-80 3-36 2-82 2-56 4-78 4-01 3-64 6-78 5-69 5-27 8-42 6-98 6-34 9-61 8-09 7-33 10-74 9-00 8-18 11-8 9-9 9-0 12-66 10-64 9-67 13-79 11-48 10-44 14-45 12-10 11-0 15-22 12-77 11-61 Air ^ a = 30 s = 1 J-a = 45 y = 1-293 ) a = 60 1-82 1-52 1-39 2-91 2-43 2-22 4-15 3-45 3-16 5-89 4-92 4-44 8-36 6-99 6-39 10-26 8-57 7-83 11-86 9-91 9-06 13-24 11-06 10-11 14-50 12-16 11-12 15-65 13-00 11-95 16-87 14-10 12-90 17-80 15-00 13-62 18-78 17-44 14-82 Steam at 100 C.^ a = 30 s = 0-6233 [a = 45 7 = 0-6059 ) a = 60 2-6 2-18 1-85 4-12 3-40 1-96 5-87 4-96 4-21 8-34 7-04 5-99 11-84 10-0 8-51 14-5 12-26 10-43 16-79 14-1 11-98 18-75 15-83 13-04 20-6 17-4 14-8 21-8 18-7 15-9 23-89 19-18 17-17 25-23 21-31 18-1 26-57 22-45 19-04 In Table 24 are given the velocities of currents of carbonic acid, air and steam (the latter at 100 G.
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