Bituminous Coal Storage Practice
Bituminous Coal Storage Practice
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" In response to Questionnaire A, the following information con- cerning the use of carbonated water was received from Robert Smith, Engineer of the Michigan Alkali Company, Wyandotte, Michigan : ' ' The method used consisted of a tank in which the chemical was mixed and fed into the suction of a force pump which used the plant pressure of 65 pounds on the suction and boosted the same to 140 pounds. The nozzle was 10 feet long made of 1-inch pipe and it was forced into the pile, but I believe t...he best results were obtained by casting over the pile.
' ' Our fire burned nearly two months, and towards the end seemed to increase. We used a solution of bicarbonate of soda and water and also turned over the pile and limited the pile to 25 feet. ' ' In connection with the fire of the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis Railroad, bicarbonate of soda was used and J. L. Hamp- son, Fuel Inspector of the railroad says : "Water is mixed with soda in proper proportions by a patented apparatus, controlled by J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In response to Questionnaire A, the following information con- cerning the use of carbonated water was received from Robert Smith, Engineer of the Michigan Alkali Company, Wyandotte, Michigan : ' ' The method used consisted of a tank in which the chemical was mixed and fed into the suction of a force pump which used the plant pressure of 65 pounds on the suction and boosted the same to 140 pounds. The nozzle was 10 feet long made of 1-inch pipe and it was forced into the pile, but I believe t...he best results were obtained by casting over the pile.
' ' Our fire burned nearly two months, and towards the end seemed to increase. We used a solution of bicarbonate of soda and water and also turned over the pile and limited the pile to 25 feet. ' ' In connection with the fire of the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St. Louis Railroad, bicarbonate of soda was used and J. L. Hamp- son, Fuel Inspector of the railroad says : "Water is mixed with soda in proper proportions by a patented apparatus, controlled by J.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H H Harry Harkness Stoek to read onlineMoreLess
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