Respiration Calorimeters for Studying the Respiratory Exchange And Energy Transformations of Man
Respiration Calorimeters for Studying the Respiratory Exchange And Energy Transformations of Man
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Fio. 25.— Section of calorimeter walto and part of Tentilatinff air-drcnit, abowins part of pipea for incoinff air and outgoing air. On the ingoiag air-pipe at the right la the lamp for heatug the M — , ^ ,-_^ -^ _ .. " *| the quick-throw Talve for ehutting off the tension equalizer U. I iMion equaliier, while J la the ruober diaphragm; K, the pet-cock the lead pipe conducting the cold water for the ingoing air; and 0, are braaa ferulea soldered into the copper and sine walls through ler stoppe...r for insulating the a!r-pipe nom the calorimeter; O, rae differences of temperature of ingoing and outgoing air and U, the exits tor the air-pipea from the box In vrtiidi thermal junctions are leparatlng the ingoing and outgoing air; B, the section of piping lorimeter; S, a section of piping through which the air pssses nom the copper wall; Y, a bolt fastoiing the copper wall to uie V^-lntik rail; 0, hair-felt lining of asbestos waU D; TJ, a thermal Junction These thermal junctions have one terminal in the outgoing air and the other in the ingoing air, and consequently any difference in the temperature of the two air-currents is instantly detected by connecting the circuit with the galvanometer.
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Fio. 25.— Section of calorimeter walto and part of Tentilatinff air-drcnit, abowins part of pipea for incoinff air and outgoing air. On the ingoiag air-pipe at the right la the lamp for heatug the M — , ^ ,-_^ -^ _ .. " *| the quick-throw Talve for ehutting off the tension equalizer U. I iMion equaliier, while J la the ruober diaphragm; K, the pet-cock the lead pipe conducting the cold water for the ingoing air; and 0, are braaa ferulea soldered into the copper and sine walls through ler stoppe...r for insulating the a!r-pipe nom the calorimeter; O, rae differences of temperature of ingoing and outgoing air and U, the exits tor the air-pipea from the box In vrtiidi thermal junctions are leparatlng the ingoing and outgoing air; B, the section of piping lorimeter; S, a section of piping through which the air pssses nom the copper wall; Y, a bolt fastoiing the copper wall to uie V^-lntik rail; 0, hair-felt lining of asbestos waU D; TJ, a thermal Junction These thermal junctions have one terminal in the outgoing air and the other in the ingoing air, and consequently any difference in the temperature of the two air-currents is instantly detected by connecting the circuit with the galvanometer.
What to read after Respiration Calorimeters for Studying the Respiratory Exchange And Energy Transformations of Man?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benedict, Francis Gano, 1870-1957. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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