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H C WHITEHEAD, F R O SHAUGHNESSY, J D WATSON, J S SCFORD, G B WILLIAMS, IMHOFF, H JACKSON, F C VOKES, H G FURPHY, W C EASTON, A P I COTTERELL, G BRANSBY WILLIAMS, H A ROECHLING, H T CALVERT, MOUNTFORT, FEREDAY, HASSEN
Minutes of the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers (1932) 233 (1932): 59–92.
Published: 01 January 1932
... be utilized. Speaking approximately, a gas-engine converted one-third of the heat of the gas into power, leaving two-thirds in the cooling-water and in theexhaust gases. Fig. 9. 1 l Xot Alkoljne Water L,-c e udge Cold Alkaline Water \c Cooling Watep In the scheme illustrated the cooling-water, after passing...
