A 1,500 six-cylinder 23- by 28-in. 225-rpmfour-stroke diesel has a fuel consumptionof 0.38 lb per hp-hr based on 19,000 Btuoil. A waste-heat-recovery boiler recovers35 per cent of the exhaust loss. Jacketlosses are estimated at 30 per cent.Estimate the quantity of 5-psig steam thatcan be produced in pounds per hour ifjacket water at 160 F is used for hoiler feed.

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A 1,500 six-cylinder 23- by 28-in. 225-rpm four-stroke diesel has a fuel consumption of 0.38 lb per hp-hr based on 19,000 Btu oil. A waste-heat-recovery boiler recovers 35 per cent of the exhaust loss. Jacket

A 1,500 six-cylinder 23- by 28-in. 225-rpm four-stroke diesel has a fuel consumption of 0.38 lb per hp-hr based on 19,000 Btu oil. A waste-heat-recovery boiler recovers 35 per cent of the exhaust loss. Jacket

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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