International Language and Science: Considerations on the Introduction of an International Language into ScienceCouturat, Louis
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International Language and Science: Considerations on the Introduction of an International Language into Science
Couturat, Louis
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CONTENTS:--Introductory. Section I.--THEORY: Thermodynamic
Cycles. Combustion and Explosion. Thermodynamics. Section
II.--GAS ENGINES AND GAS PRODUCERS: The Gas Engine. The Gas
Producer. Blast Furnace and Coke-Oven Gases. Section III.--OIL
AND PETROL ENGINES: The Oil and Petrol Engine. Petrol Engine
Efficiency and Rating. Index.
THE MODERN STEAM ENGINE: THEORY, DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION, USE. A
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CONTENTS: Unit of Power. Natural Forces. Early Types of Engine.
The Watt Engine. The Use of Steam in Multiple Cylinder or
Compound Engines. Valve Gears. Double or Compound Slide Valves.
Releasing Valve Gear. Exhaust Valves and Valve Driving Gear. The
Governor. Electrical Regulation. Condensers. The Steam Turbine.
Design of Details. Examples of Various Types. Feed and Steam
Heating. Hints to Users. Appendix. Tables and Formulæ. Index.
_Engineer._--"Essentially a practical treatise."
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CONTENTS: Chapter I.--APPLIED MECHANICS. Chapter
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TABLES.
HYDRAULICS AND ITS APPLICATIONS. By A. H. GIBSON, M.Sc.,
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CONTENTS:--Preface. Units with Metric Equivalents and
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Power and Methods of Measuring. Application of Water Power to
the Propulsion of Machinery. The Hydraulic Turbine. Various
Types of Turbines. Construction of Water Power Plants. Water
Power Installations. The Regulation of Turbines. Wind Pressure,
Velocity, and Methods of Measuring. The Application of Wind Power
to Industry. The Modern Windmill. Constructional Details. Power
of Modern Windmills. Appendices A, B, C. Index.
METALLURGY
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