 | Nisbet Latta - Gas manufacture and works - 1907 - 504 pages
...24.00 25.90 27.50 28.90 30.00 31.00 31.80 33.30 35.65 37.80 39.06 40.15 Another table is as follows: HORSE-POWER DEVELOPED IN COMPRESSING ONE CUBIC FOOT...Taken as 60° F. (Jacket Cooling Not Considered.) NOTE.—The above values are for sea-level conditions only. The loss in delivery of power in compressed... | |
 | Nisbet Latta - Gas manufacture and works - 1907 - 502 pages
...17.06 1600 43.00 35.65 100 18.15 2000 45.50 37.80 2500 39.06 3000 40.15 Another table is as follows: HORSE-POWER DEVELOPED IN COMPRESSING ONE CUBIC FOOT...Initial Temperature of the Air in Each Cylinder Taken aa 60° F. (Jacket Cooling Not Considered.) NOTE. — The above values are for sea-level conditions... | |
 | Louis Derr - Electrical engineering - 1909 - 444 pages
...the cards. /OOVo "i Fig. 14. Combined Cards from a Cross. Compound Two. Stage Compressor. TABLE VII Horse-Power Developed in Compressing One Cubic Foot...from Atmospheric Pressure .14.7 Pounds) to Various Gauge Pressures INITIAL TEMPERATURE OF THE Am IN EACH CYLINDEH TAKEN AS 60° F. (Jacket Cooling Not... | |
 | Lucius Irving Wightman - Compressed air - 1909 - 200 pages
...details of the cards. Fig. 14. Combined Cards from a CrossCompound Two-Stage Compressor. TABLE VII Horse-Power Developed In Compressing: One Cubic Foot...from Atmospheric Pressure (14.7 Pounds) to Various Gauge Pressures INITIAL TEMPERATURE OF THE Am IN EACH CYLINDER TAKEN AS 80° F. (Jacket Cooling Not... | |
 | William Kent - Mechanical engineering - 1910 - 1620 pages
...Developed In Compressing One Cubic Foot of Frwi* at Various Altitudes from Atmospheric to Various Pressure. Initial Temperature of the Air in Each Cylinder Taken as 60° F.; J*tr. Cooling not Considered ; Allowance made for usual lo EXAMPLE. — Required the volume of free... | |
 | Electric engineering - 1919 - 518 pages
...record of performance, though some slight defects may be noted in the details of the cards. TABLE VII Horse-Power Developed in Compressing One Cubic Foot...from Atmospheric Pressure (14.7 Pounds) to Various Gauge Pressures INITIAL TEMPERATURE OF THE AIR IN EACH CYLINDER TAKEN AS 60° P. (Jacket Cooling Not... | |
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... compared with two-stage isothermal, is 91.7 per cent. Volumetric efficiency is 94.2 per cent. Taken as a whole, this is a splendid record of performance; though some slight defects may be noted in the details of the cards. 