Report of the Committee On Standard Tests
Report of the Committee On Standard Tests
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Average candle-power with Metropolitan No. 2 123. Candle-feet per pound with burner 124. Candle-feet per pound with Metropolitan No. 2 125. Gas for test taken from 126. Frequency of tests 127. Standard used 128. Oil dew point of gas as tested 129. Water dew point of gas as tested 130. Specific gravity of gas 131. Average B. T. U. In gas 132. Thermal feet per pound 133. Analysis of Gas: CO. 111. 2 CO H 2 CH 4 N 2 Illuminating Fuel i8 134. H 2 S in gas at foill main 135. H 2 S in gas at inlet pur...ifiers 136. Cyanogen in gas at foul main 137. Naphthalene in gas at outlet purifiers 138. Fixed sulphur in gas at outlet purifiers 139. Total ammonia recovered 140. Ammonia made per ton coal 141. Total tar made, dry 142. Tar made per ton coal, dry 143. Free carbon in tar 144. Naphthalene in tar grains in 100 cu. Ft.
grains in 100 cu. Ft.
grains in 100 cu. Ft.
grains in 100 cu. Ft.
grains in 100 cu. Ft.
pounds pounds gallons gallons per cent.
per cent.
145. Distillation of tar, degrees Centigrade: Moisture to 110 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Average candle-power with Metropolitan No. 2 123. Candle-feet per pound with burner 124. Candle-feet per pound with Metropolitan No. 2 125. Gas for test taken from 126. Frequency of tests 127. Standard used 128. Oil dew point of gas as tested 129. Water dew point of gas as tested 130. Specific gravity of gas 131. Average B. T. U. In gas 132. Thermal feet per pound 133. Analysis of Gas: CO. 111. 2 CO H 2 CH 4 N 2 Illuminating Fuel i8 134. H 2 S in gas at foill main 135. H 2 S in gas at inlet pur...ifiers 136. Cyanogen in gas at foul main 137. Naphthalene in gas at outlet purifiers 138. Fixed sulphur in gas at outlet purifiers 139. Total ammonia recovered 140. Ammonia made per ton coal 141. Total tar made, dry 142. Tar made per ton coal, dry 143. Free carbon in tar 144. Naphthalene in tar grains in 100 cu. Ft.
grains in 100 cu. Ft.
grains in 100 cu. Ft.
grains in 100 cu. Ft.
grains in 100 cu. Ft.
pounds pounds gallons gallons per cent.
per cent.
145. Distillation of tar, degrees Centigrade: Moisture to 110 per cent.
What to read after Report of the Committee On Standard Tests?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Gas Institute to read onlineMoreLess
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