Mond Gas
Mond Gas
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, Vol. I, 1901) show the amount of heat consumed in producing one kilowatt hour by steam and by Mond gas, Case I being very good actual results for a central electric light station, using steam engines (the fuel used is here taken as 6 Ibs. Per unit) ; Case II, ideal figures for central electric light station (steam power), based on Professor A. B. W. Kennedy's estimate (viz. , io| Ibs. Of water evap- orated per pound of coal. 8i Ibs. Of steam at engine per pound of fuel burnt. 16 Ibs. Of steam... give one I. H. P. Hour. Combined efficiency of engine and dynamo at three-quarters full load is 77 per cent. ); Case III, ideal figures for continuous running (steam power), based on Pro- fessor W. C. Unwin's estimate of 2. 1 Ibs. Of coal per B. H. P. Hour for continuous work; an evaporation of 9 Ibs. Of steam per pound of coal, a 5 per cent, loss, and a dynamo efficiency of 93 per cent. ;* Case IV, actual results for continuous running, at Wilmington, Cheshire, with Mond gas used in gas engines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Vol. I, 1901) show the amount of heat consumed in producing one kilowatt hour by steam and by Mond gas, Case I being very good actual results for a central electric light station, using steam engines (the fuel used is here taken as 6 Ibs. Per unit) ; Case II, ideal figures for central electric light station (steam power), based on Professor A. B. W. Kennedy's estimate (viz. , io| Ibs. Of water evap- orated per pound of coal. 8i Ibs. Of steam at engine per pound of fuel burnt. 16 Ibs. Of steam... give one I. H. P. Hour. Combined efficiency of engine and dynamo at three-quarters full load is 77 per cent. ); Case III, ideal figures for continuous running (steam power), based on Pro- fessor W. C. Unwin's estimate of 2. 1 Ibs. Of coal per B. H. P. Hour for continuous work; an evaporation of 9 Ibs. Of steam per pound of coal, a 5 per cent, loss, and a dynamo efficiency of 93 per cent. ;* Case IV, actual results for continuous running, at Wilmington, Cheshire, with Mond gas used in gas engines.
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