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SOURCES OF HEAT
pg. 41 C PRINCIPLE ONE
CONDENSATION
When a vapor is cooled
below its dew point, it
becomes a liquid.
(boiling point in
reverse)
When vapor condenses,
pg.. 8 fig 6 releases five times as
much heat
PRINCIPLE FIVE
When a vapor is
compressed, its
temperature and
pressure will increase
even though heat has
not been added
pg.. 10 fig 10
pg. 43C CONVECTION
Pressure: A force
exerted per unit of
surface area.
Atmospheric Pressure:
21% Oxygen 78%
Nitrogen 1% other
gases
Atmospheric pressure
fig 6.1
is 14.696 psia
PRESSURE MEASUREMENT
A Pressure increase
also raises the boiling
point of water.
For every 1 PSI of
pressure increase, the
boiling point raises
2.53 degrees
Fahrenheit
Result of controlling Pressure