Devise Simplified Equation to Calculate the Percentage of Heat Loss With Exhaust Gases, and to Calculate the Coefficient of the Overall Efficiency of the Boiler That Burns Heavy Fuel Oil

Journal of Automation and Control Engineering
doi 10.12720/joace.2.2.124-128
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