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  • #31
    Originally posted by Diesel Turbo View Post
    When water is heated it eventually reaches a temperature - the boiling point - at which the vapor pressure is large enough that bubbles are formed inside the body of the water. at 0 pressure water boils just under the 100 degrees @ engine pressure of 0.9 it is 200 degrees
    Look at this link :-

    http://www.engineeringtoolbox.com/bo...ter-d_926.html

    hope that helps you understand
    No. It doesn't help me understand at all. Mind you using boyles gas law, I can ascertain that the average heat transfer per mole, is less than 1 Kw per M-2/d.
    I reckon that Einstein and cavendish have a hand in here as well. Opposite and equal vs the zeroth and second laws.
    Still doesn't explain though why water boils under pressure at a higher temp with the rad cap off. Perhaps your using the little known, boiling in a vacumn method. We could get a reaction then, at less than 100c.
    In short, the water won't boil at less than 100c. Not "just short", but at 100c.
    Under pressure, liqour will boil at a higher temperature, depending on the pressure. Look up boyles gas law, and use bernouillis equation to make it work.


    That should help YOU understand.
    Non intercooled nothing.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by gwh200 View Post
      No. It doesn't help me understand at all. Mind you using boyles gas law, I can ascertain that the average heat transfer per mole, is less than 1 Kw per M-2/d.
      I reckon that Einstein and cavendish have a hand in here as well. Opposite and equal vs the zeroth and second laws.
      Still doesn't explain though why water boils under pressure at a higher temp with the rad cap off. Perhaps your using the little known, boiling in a vacumn method. We could get a reaction then, at less than 100c.
      In short, the water won't boil at less than 100c. Not "just short", but at 100c.
      Under pressure, liqour will boil at a higher temperature, depending on the pressure. Look up boyles gas law, and use bernouillis equation to make it work.


      That should help YOU understand.
      the main point is that the water doesnt boil under pressure as it doest get to bubble and evaportate!
      NO MORE MR NICE GUY!

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      • #33
        So anyway what happend to Kenny Rogers, did the head pop? Is he stuck halfway home with a trailer full of scrap? Did he hire a van? What van was it?
        I need answers!

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