The trans mission of heat in evaporative condensers and in cooling towers and ponds is similarly complicated. The transmission of heat in evaporators is more or less dependent upon the same factors as in surface condensers, but is further com plicated by the conditions associated With the circulation and evaporation of the boiling liquid or solution undergoing con centration, particularly When the evaporator is of the multiple efiect type.
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The first chapter of the present volume is, 'therefore, devoted to the consideration of experiments on boilers and to comparisons With the results obtained from the small apparatus previously mentioned, as well as to examples of the application of the laws of heat transmission to design. Although a large number of isolated tests have been made on boilers of various types, relatively there are but few results available of an authentic character Where the boiler has been tested at various rates of evaporation and where a fair analysis of the losses could also be made.
The problems associated With the transmission of heat in surface condensers and similar plant are quite as complicated as in boilers, but for different reasons. Here again in Chapter II only authentic experiments have been discussed, and an examination of the results shows how variable may be the rate of heat transmission from the steam to the water When condensation takes place in the presence of air.
The trans mission of heat in evaporative condensers and in cooling towers and ponds is similarly complicated. The transmission of heat in evaporators is more or less dependent upon the same factors as in surface condensers, but is further com plicated by the conditions associated With the circulation and evaporation of the boiling liquid or solution undergoing con centration, particularly When the evaporator is of the multiple efiect type.
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