submerged steel coil and an agitator. A rotameter was used to measure the flow rate, and a pump was used to force the water through the coil. A thermocouple was placed at each end of the coil to measure the inlet and outlet temperatures and another thermometer used to measure the overall temperature of the water inside the bath. Two different approaches were taken, one of them was investigating heat change coefficient in steady state and the other was studying it in an unsteady state. In steady state, a constant flow rate and agitation was applied until temperatures stayed constant, then were the readings taken. In unsteady state, bath was heated up and then cooled down with cold water running through the submerged coil and temperature readings were taken every five minutes. A theoretical overall heat transfer coefficient was calculated using different sources of literature and then they were compared to experimental coefficients. The difference is
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for clarity in the music. The national element is expressed through diatonic gamuts, incidental themes and in varying rhythms. While nature can be regarded as the main source of inspiration, grave philosophical mediation is not in the realm of Eller’s music, though with some exceptions in his last works. The symphonism of Eller exhibited a trend towards greater dramatic expression in the Second Symphony, 1947 (unfinished) and Third Symphony, 1961. The moods of unsteady dejection, minor uneasiness and elegiac wistfulness are clearly felt, especially in the latter.1 Eller is focusing his concentrated attention on his inner world, reflecting other realities at the same time. Such a deepened psychological angle of vision is new to him. Thought the last bars of the Third Symphony are leading to some clarification, it is too short and does carry enough optimistic weight. The refreshing and vitalising forces of nature have been abandoned.