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Excerpt from The Compressed Air Magazine, Vol. 11: March, 1906
The equation expresses the amount of work done in foot pounds to compress and deliver one cubic foot of free air, adiabatically, from a pressure pi to another pressure 193 in two stages.
Dividing (13) by we get the M. E. P. Reduced to the low pressure cylinder.
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