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THURSTON, ' ROBERT W. HUNT, F. W. DEAN, J. S. COON, WM. B. POTTER, j * According to the tables in Porter's Treatise on the Richards Steam Engine- Indicator, an evaporation of 30 pounds of water from 100 degrees Fahr. Into steam at 70 pounds pressure is equal to an evaporation of 34. 488 pounds from and at 212 degrees ; and an evaporation of 34 pounds from and at 212 degree* Fahr. Is equal to 30. 010 pounds from 100 degrees Fahr. Into steam at 70 pounds- pressure.
The " unit of evaporation" bein...g equivalent to 965. 7 thermal units, the com- mercial horse-power = 34. 5 x 965. 7 = 33, 317 thermal units.
f The motion for the appointment of this Committee was made by Mr. Barrus in connection with the discussion of Mr. Dean's paper, No. DCL. , OB " The Efficiency of Boilers, " etc. The President of the Society designated Mr. Kent, the chairman of the Committee of 1884, to call the first meeting of the new Committee. At that meeting, on motion of Mr. Kent, Dr. Emery was selected as chairman, and he conducted the preliminary correspondence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THURSTON, ' ROBERT W. HUNT, F. W. DEAN, J. S. COON, WM. B. POTTER, j * According to the tables in Porter's Treatise on the Richards Steam Engine- Indicator, an evaporation of 30 pounds of water from 100 degrees Fahr. Into steam at 70 pounds pressure is equal to an evaporation of 34. 488 pounds from and at 212 degrees ; and an evaporation of 34 pounds from and at 212 degree* Fahr. Is equal to 30. 010 pounds from 100 degrees Fahr. Into steam at 70 pounds- pressure.
The " unit of evaporation" bein...g equivalent to 965. 7 thermal units, the com- mercial horse-power = 34. 5 x 965. 7 = 33, 317 thermal units.
f The motion for the appointment of this Committee was made by Mr. Barrus in connection with the discussion of Mr. Dean's paper, No. DCL. , OB " The Efficiency of Boilers, " etc. The President of the Society designated Mr. Kent, the chairman of the Committee of 1884, to call the first meeting of the new Committee. At that meeting, on motion of Mr. Kent, Dr. Emery was selected as chairman, and he conducted the preliminary correspondence.
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