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BS 3804-1:1964

Withdrawn

Withdrawn

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Methods for the determination of the calorific value of fuel gases Non-recording methods

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Hardcopy , PDF

Withdrawn date

15-10-1997

Language(s)

English

Published date

15-10-1965

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Foreword
Specification
1. Scope
Section one: Calorific values between 250 btu/ft cubed
and 600 btu/ft cubed
2. General
3. Preliminary adjustment
4. Method of test
5. Method of calculation
6. Example of calculation
Section two: Modifications required for other calorific
values
7. Calorific values between 600 Btu/ft cubed and
    3500 Btu/ft cubed
8. Calorific values between 80 Btu/ft cubed and
    250 Btu/ft cubed
Section three: Calorific values by the calorimetric
bomb method
9. Principle
10. Special apparatus and reagents
11. Measurement of capacity of bomb
12. Procedure
13. Corrections
14. Example of calculation
Appendices
A. Apparatus for calorific value determination
B. Test room
C. Specification for calorimeter thermometers
D. Conversion factor for calorific values
E. Metric conversion factors
F. Correction tables
G. The bomb calorimeter
Figures
1. The Boys calorimeter
2. Water-flow controller
3. The Gas Referees' ventilated hygrometer
4. Overflow funnel
5. Change-over funnel
6. The Hyde gas meter
7. Calorimeter thermometers
8. Apparatus for filling calorimeter bomb with gas
9. Chart for determining expected temperature rise
10. Volume contraction of gases on combustion

The method for the range 250 to 600 Btu/ft3, using the Boys water-flow calorimeter, is based on the procedure in the General Directions to Gas Examiners, issued by the Ministry of Power. Modifications are described for the ranges 80 to 250 Btu/ft3 and 600 to 3500 Btu/ft3. The use of the bomb calorimeter for gases above 2200 Btu/ft3 or, with modifications, for gases of lower calorific value, is also described.

Committee
PTI/15
DevelopmentNote
OBSOLETE
DocumentType
Standard
Pages
62
PublisherName
British Standards Institution
Status
Withdrawn

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