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2. Determine the heat necessary to obtain 65% vaporization in the intake manifold for an outside temperature of 68°F and 1 psi below atmospheric pressure, using gasoline A, Fig. 3-5. Temperature, degrees F 400 300 CM 200 C B M F 100 AXE B M A 04 First 10 25 50 drop Per cent evaporated D E B 75 90 Dry point FIG. 3-5.-Distillation and volatility curves of gasolines.

2. Determine the heat necessary to obtain 65% vaporization in the intake manifold for an outside temperature of 68°F and 1 psi below atmospheric pressure, using gasoline A, Fig. 3-5. Temperature, degrees F 400 300 CM 200 C B M F 100 AXE B M A 04 First 10 25 50 drop Per cent evaporated D E B 75 90 Dry point FIG. 3-5.-Distillation and volatility curves of gasolines.

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2. Determine the heat necessary to obtain 65% vaporization in the intake manifold for an outside temperature of 68°F and 1 psi below atmospheric pressure, using gasoline A, Fig. 3-5. Temperature, degrees F 400 300 200 100 C B AXE 0 First drop B M M 10 1 1 h B L CM A E F AV 11/ 25 50 bi 75 Per cent evaporated FIG. 3-5.-Distillation and volatility curves of gasolines. B 90 Dry point
Transcribed Image Text:2. Determine the heat necessary to obtain 65% vaporization in the intake manifold for an outside temperature of 68°F and 1 psi below atmospheric pressure, using gasoline A, Fig. 3-5. Temperature, degrees F 400 300 200 100 C B AXE 0 First drop B M M 10 1 1 h B L CM A E F AV 11/ 25 50 bi 75 Per cent evaporated FIG. 3-5.-Distillation and volatility curves of gasolines. B 90 Dry point
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