 If the factor of effect for the powder be known, the above values multiplied by that factor will give the energy per pound or kilogramme that may be expected to be raised in the projectile. But it rarely happens, especially with the very large charges...  Artillery and Explosives - Página 265por Sir Andrew Noble - 1906Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1879 - 596 páginas
...large charges used in the most recent guns, that gravimetric densities so high as unity are employed ; in such cases from the total realisable energy must...'8, which corresponds to a volume of expansion of 1'25, we see from Table XI that from the 91 '4 foot-tons, or 62,400 kilogrammetres, above given, there... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1879 - 580 páginas
...large charges used in the most recent guns, that gravimetric densities so high as unity are employed ; in such cases from the total realisable energy must...'8, which corresponds to a volume of expansion of I'25, we see from Table XI that from the 91'4 foot-tons, or 62,400 kilogrammetres, above given, there... | |
 | Royal Society (Great Britain) - 1880 - 474 páginas
...being unity, the table shows us that for every pound or kilogramme in the charge, an energy of 91 '4 foottons or 62,394 kilogrammetres will as a maximum...'8, which corresponds to a volume of expansion of 1'25, we -see from Table XL that from the 91 "4 foot-tons or 62,394 kilogrammetres above given there... | |
 | Sir Andrew Noble - 1906 - 732 páginas
...•388 9-50 •105 79-142 •262 115-905 •384 9-60 •104 79-401 •259 116-284 •379 TABLE 11 — concluded. Thus if we wish to know the maximum work...expansion. Corresponding density of products of combustion. Total work th»t gunpowder is capable of performing. metre tonnes. Per kllog. burned in Difference.... | |
 | Sir Andrew Noble - 1906 - 728 páginas
...•262 115-905 •384 9-60 •104 79-401 •259 116-284 •379 RESEARCHES ON EXPLOSIVES TABLE 11 — concluded. Thus if we wish to know the maximum work...which corresponds to a volume of expansion of T25, we Corresponding density of products of combustion. Total work that gunpowder is capable of performing.... | |
 | James Monroe Ingalls - 1912 - 270 páginas
...densities of loading so high as unity are employed; and in such cases, from the total energy realizable must be deducted the energy which the powder would...that actually occupied by the charge. Thus in the example above given, if we suppose the charge instead of a density of loading of unity to have a density... | |
 | James Monroe Ingalls - 1912 - 266 páginas
...from the total energyrealizable must be deducted the energy which the powder would have genera ted, had it expanded from a density of unity to that actually occupied by the charge. Thus in the example above given, if we suppose the charge instead of a density of loading of unity to have a density... | |
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