Durable Combustion Engineering, A Reference Book On Fuel Burning And Steam Generation, Otto De Lorenzi, 1950. Trial Pack [h4a2i5Bl]

Classic Reference on Fuel Burning and Steam Generation

Embark on a journey through the fundamentals of combustion engineering with "Combustion Engineering: A Reference Book on Fuel Burning and Steam Generation," edited by the esteemed Otto de Lorenzi. This vintage 1950 edition is a treasure trove of knowledge, meticulously curated for professionals and enthusiasts in the field. With 31 comprehensive chapters and three appendices, this book delves deep into the origins of coal production, the intricacies of pulverizers, and the art of steam generation.

Comprehensive Content and Valuable Resources

This book offers a wealth of information on various subjects crucial to the industry. Inside, you'll find chapters on fuel burners, steam purification, heat recovery, and the selection of equipment.

• Practical Insights: Learn about the Origin and production of coal and gain a deeper understanding of the fuel burning process.
• Technical Guidance: Explore the design and operation of steam purification systems and optimize heat recovery techniques.

Additionally, the appendices provide essential data on coal of the world, steam tables, and miscellaneous information, making this book an invaluable resource for engineers and researchers alike.

Excellent Condition and Visual Aids

This book is presented in an excellent condition, showcasing the beauty of vintage literature. The spine gilding, while slightly worn, retains its charm, and the book is virtually free of any condition issues. Its "like new" condition is further enhanced by the inclusion of numerous black and white diagrams, tables, and photos, which illustrate complex concepts with clarity. A fold-out Mollier diagram is also included, providing a visual tool for understanding thermodynamic processes. Perfect for collectors and professionals seeking a comprehensive guide to combustion engineering.