Titlebook: Oil Burning; Hendrik A. Romp Book 1937 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1937 building.civil engineering.engineering.thermodynamic

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Early Development in Russiaevices mainly of the so-called . (outside mixing). This method was from the very first successful and ultimately led in Russia to a rapid and wide-spread application of oil for steam-ships and locomotives.

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Period of Coordination in Developmentually came to be coordinated. The first part of this period, up to 1905, witnessed an enormous development of the steam pulverizing principle, and an idea of the number of possibilities is given by the table in fig. 32, called . (taken from the U.S. Naval Liquid Fuel Board Report of 1904).

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Historical Development of Domestic Oil Burningrice or not obtainable in small quantities, whilst moreover the general idea existed that fuel oil could only be burnt by pulverization with steam or compressed air in specially designed furnaces and, therefore, was restricted to industrial uses.

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Theories of Combustion of Fuel Oil is burnt, its hydrocarbon molecules are not oxidized instantaneously to carbon dioxide and water, but several decomposition products and (or) incompletely oxidized products will be formed as intermediates. Besides these intermediate combustion reactions the combustion of fuel oil or liquid hydrocarbons is substantially the combustion of:

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Continuous Oil Flamefficiently good to support combustion. Experiments have shown that one of the most important conditions is that . be present in order that an initial flame may deliver sufficient heat to evaporate the rest of the oil. For this reason it has been found necessary to pulverize the oil before combustion and the more so the heavier oil is.

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