Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Problems of the Laundry Power Plant
It is heat that drives the engine and heat that is used in laundry process work.
Fire from the coal can not be put into the engine or laundry machine, but the heat from the coal is put there, using steam as a medium of heat transference, from fuel to engine or process.
Know theh the heat value of the fuel you purchase, if you are. The Man Who Cares.
The heat in coal will range from nine thousand to thirteen thousand British Thermal Units per pound.
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