Burning Clay Wares
Burning Clay Wares
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On the other hand, carbon or sulphur in the clay would increase the density of the gas, unless they were included in the combustibles and provided for, otherwise they would convert excess air into heavier car- bon and sulphur dioxides.
Construction of Stacks.
The bearing weight of soil, clay, gravel, etc., are usually taken as follows: One ton per square foot for soft wet soil.
Two tons per square foot for firm, wet soil and sand.
Three tons per square foot for firm, dry soil, clay or flne sand....
Four tons per square foot for dry, hard, coarse sand, clay or gravel.
This leaves a wide margin for the exercise of one's Judg- ment, and the rule should be to err on the safe side.
Hotop's formulas for the depth and size of stack founda- tions and foundation base plates are as follows: Digitized by Google BURNING CLAY WARES. 127 Depth of foundation, one-eighth of the height of the stack above ground.
Breadth of foundation, one-eighth of the total height of stack.
Thickness of foundation plate (below the flue entrance), 1.64 + .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the other hand, carbon or sulphur in the clay would increase the density of the gas, unless they were included in the combustibles and provided for, otherwise they would convert excess air into heavier car- bon and sulphur dioxides.
Construction of Stacks.
The bearing weight of soil, clay, gravel, etc., are usually taken as follows: One ton per square foot for soft wet soil.
Two tons per square foot for firm, wet soil and sand.
Three tons per square foot for firm, dry soil, clay or flne sand....
Four tons per square foot for dry, hard, coarse sand, clay or gravel.
This leaves a wide margin for the exercise of one's Judg- ment, and the rule should be to err on the safe side.
Hotop's formulas for the depth and size of stack founda- tions and foundation base plates are as follows: Digitized by Google BURNING CLAY WARES. 127 Depth of foundation, one-eighth of the height of the stack above ground.
Breadth of foundation, one-eighth of the total height of stack.
Thickness of foundation plate (below the flue entrance), 1.64 + .
What to read after Burning Clay Wares?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellis Lovejoy to read onlineMoreLess
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