Journal of the Franklin Institute, Volume 248Pergamon Press, 1949 |
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Page 66
... surface tem- perature , and vaporizing temperature is only of academic interest . A fluid is heavier than its vapor . With poor distribution the air gap at the bottom will be richer than at the top . This affects the stator cooling only ...
... surface tem- perature , and vaporizing temperature is only of academic interest . A fluid is heavier than its vapor . With poor distribution the air gap at the bottom will be richer than at the top . This affects the stator cooling only ...
Page 67
... surface , therefore , and need not come in contact with the stator surface as the vaporizing water will act as a shield . The small quantity of cooling fluid needed to remove the heat losses , the high maximum closed cycle speed ...
... surface , therefore , and need not come in contact with the stator surface as the vaporizing water will act as a shield . The small quantity of cooling fluid needed to remove the heat losses , the high maximum closed cycle speed ...
Page 279
... surface , was being practiced . Great circle sailing is like following the line of vision were it possible to see the point of destina- tion . Because the surface of the earth is curved , it is necessary to change constantly the compass ...
... surface , was being practiced . Great circle sailing is like following the line of vision were it possible to see the point of destina- tion . Because the surface of the earth is curved , it is necessary to change constantly the compass ...
Contents
EDITOR HENRY BUTLER ALLEN MET E D Sc Sc D | 104 |
History of Power Transmission | 192 |
71 | 315 |
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