Handbook of Ship Calculations Construction And Operation a book of Reference F

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Handbook of Ship Calculations Construction And Operation a book of Reference F
Charles Haynes Hughes
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1117.
To convert 8. 03 lb. Of water into U. S. Gallons divide by 8. 33, as one U. S. Gallon i weighs 8. 33 lb.
Thus |^£ = . 96 gallon o . Oo Pounds of Coal Required to Evaporate One Pound or One Gallon of Water into Steam.
Let T = steam temperature, and t = feed water temperature Then units of heat = 1115 + . 3 (T - t) Example. The steam pressure in a Scotch boiler is 160 lb. And the tempera- ture 370°. The feed water temperature is 140°. Find the units of heat required to evaporate one pound o
...f water into steam, and the number of pounds of water evaporated by one pound of coal.
Units of heat required per pound of coal = 1115 4- . 3 (370° — 140°) = 1086.
Assume that one pound of coal gives out 9, 000 units of heat (B. T. U. ) 9000 Then — — = 8. 28 lb. Of water or . 99 gallon are evaporated per pound of coal.
Coal Consumption. — The coal required per indicated horse power per hour in good practice is between 1. 5 to 2. 0 lb.
Let C = pounds of coal per i. H. P. Per hour H = i.


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