Crash Course in Steam - Revision history

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	==Discussions==		==Discussions==
	* http://~~openfarmtech~~.org~~/forum~~/discussion/85/crash-course-in-steam		* http://forum.opensourceecology.org/discussion/85/crash-course-in-steam

	[[Category:Crash Course]][[Category:Steam Engine]]		[[Category:Crash Course]][[Category:Steam Engine]]

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	==Tutorial==		==Tutorial==
	See [http://www.spiraxsarco.com/resources/steam-engineering-tutorials.asp]		See Spirax Scarco Steam Engineering Tutorial. [http://www.spiraxsarco.com/resources/steam-engineering-tutorials.asp]

	==Basics==		==Basics==

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			==Tutorial==
			See [http://www.spiraxsarco.com/resources/steam-engineering-tutorials.asp]

			==Basics==
	Pressure = force per area.		Pressure = force per area.

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	==Discussions==		==Discussions==
	* http://openfarmtech.org/forum/discussion/85/crash-course-in-steam		* http://openfarmtech.org/forum/discussion/85/crash-course-in-steam

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	==Discussions==		==Discussions==
	* http://openfarmtech.org/forum/discussion/85/crash-course-in-steam		* http://openfarmtech.org/forum/discussion/85/crash-course-in-steam

	~~[[Category: Crash Course]]~~
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	This concludes a crash course in steam. Let me know if this is at your level, or what else you need to know to perfect your ability to make steam calculations.		This concludes a crash course in steam. Let me know if this is at your level, or what else you need to know to perfect your ability to make steam calculations.

			==Discussions==
			* http://openfarmtech.org/forum/discussion/85/crash-course-in-steam

	[[Category: Crash Course]]		[[Category: Crash Course]]
	[[Category: Steam Engine]]		[[Category: Steam Engine]]

2011-03-31T04:53:40Z

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	Choose your units, and then you can tell me:		Choose your units, and then you can tell me:

	1. How much steam can be generated from a given energy.		# How much steam can be generated from a given energy.
			# How much time it will take to do #1 if you know the rate of energy input (power input)
	2. How much time it will take to do #1 if you know the rate of energy input (power input)		# How much solar steam you should generate from a certain rate of solar power input
			# How much power is obtained from the steam you generate when running through the engine.
	3. How much solar steam you should generate from a certain rate of solar power input

	4. How much power is obtained from the steam you generate when running through the engine.

	Ie, you're now able to tell me how much power you will get from a given heat input. There's the ideal value - and the real value.		Ie, you're now able to tell me how much power you will get from a given heat input. There's the ideal value - and the real value.

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	This concludes a crash course in steam. Let me know if this is at your level, or what else you need to know to perfect your ability to make steam calculations.		This concludes a crash course in steam. Let me know if this is at your level, or what else you need to know to perfect your ability to make steam calculations.

	[[Category:Steam Engine]]		[[Category: Crash Course]]
			[[Category: Steam Engine]]

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