The Elements of Chemical Engineering
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In this case' the aim shoiild be to produce the greatest power from a given quantity of steam.
Considerable economy can be effected by using a condensing engine, but where the waste steam can be used for other purposes, as for instance boiling or drying, a non-condensing engine may be found, at a lower cost, quite as economical, and even more so.
Of late years the great improvement which has taken place in the economical production of gaseous fuel obtained from coal has produced an equal advanc...e in the construction of gas 62 ELEMENTS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEEUING.
engines, which now can be obtained up to 1000 horse-power and more. The principle upon which gas engines work is fundamentally dif- ferent from that upon which the steam engine works. In the steam engine the piston is moved by the pressure of the steam ; in the gas engine the gas itself exerts no pressure upon the piston, but the necessary pressure is produced by the explosion which is made to take place through mixing gas with the neces- sary volume of air and igniting it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this case' the aim shoiild be to produce the greatest power from a given quantity of steam.
Considerable economy can be effected by using a condensing engine, but where the waste steam can be used for other purposes, as for instance boiling or drying, a non-condensing engine may be found, at a lower cost, quite as economical, and even more so.
Of late years the great improvement which has taken place in the economical production of gaseous fuel obtained from coal has produced an equal advanc...e in the construction of gas 62 ELEMENTS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEEUING.
engines, which now can be obtained up to 1000 horse-power and more. The principle upon which gas engines work is fundamentally dif- ferent from that upon which the steam engine works. In the steam engine the piston is moved by the pressure of the steam ; in the gas engine the gas itself exerts no pressure upon the piston, but the necessary pressure is produced by the explosion which is made to take place through mixing gas with the neces- sary volume of air and igniting it.
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