Condensers: A Series of Lectures and Articles Upon the Subject Reprinted from the Columns of Power (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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These relations between pressure and temperature are simply those for aqueous vapor or steam. When air is present the pres sure will be higher for a given temperature. For this reason the vacuum or pressure in a condenser is not that due to the temper ature of its contents as given in a table of the physical properties of steam for it is not steam alone with which we are dealing but a mixture of steam and air.

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