GasDistEng
Mechanical
I'm looking for the Cp (at about 60 Deg F) of #5 oil. I really need the Cp of waste oil - but I think #5 will be close enough for what I am trying to calculate.
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Specific Heat of #5 oil
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If you do a search for 'specific heat' keyword, you'll find lots of information recently discussed. From one of the posts:
Hi BWodka: My wife gave me a present last weekend: a 4th Edition of Marks' Handbook for Mech. Engineers, printed in 1941. (Only an engineer could love something like this). This edition says: "The specific heat (c) of petroleum products at temperature (t) deg F is given by the equation
c = (0.388 + 0.00045t)/(sqrt specific gravity)"
Hi BWodka: My wife gave me a present last weekend: a 4th Edition of Marks' Handbook for Mech. Engineers, printed in 1941. (Only an engineer could love something like this). This edition says: "The specific heat (c) of petroleum products at temperature (t) deg F is given by the equation
c = (0.388 + 0.00045t)/(sqrt specific gravity)"
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