Convention 1; v. 29
Convention 1; v. 29
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If it is found by frequent analyses that the firemen are not giving proper attention to their draft, and it becomes evident that a continuous record of CO2 would result in an increased percent- age of saving in fuel, it would be a very easy matter to figure out whether or not a recording outfit would pay for itself. With- out in any way questioning the advantages of a continuous record, many small plants would hesitate at an expenditure of $400 for it if they could approach its results by an ex...penditure of one-tenth that amount with the systematic use of a simpler apparatus.
Mr. Hallberg: Hand-operated instruments of any kind should be avoided in a power plant whenever possible. TJiere is great reason why the manager and superintendent should know what takes place in the furnace, where the losses are greater than in any other part of the plant. This is the vital spot in the central-station system, and he can well afford a reasonable investment to know at all times what is going on in the furnaces and how the firemen are doing their work when he is not 190 around.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If it is found by frequent analyses that the firemen are not giving proper attention to their draft, and it becomes evident that a continuous record of CO2 would result in an increased percent- age of saving in fuel, it would be a very easy matter to figure out whether or not a recording outfit would pay for itself. With- out in any way questioning the advantages of a continuous record, many small plants would hesitate at an expenditure of $400 for it if they could approach its results by an ex...penditure of one-tenth that amount with the systematic use of a simpler apparatus.
Mr. Hallberg: Hand-operated instruments of any kind should be avoided in a power plant whenever possible. TJiere is great reason why the manager and superintendent should know what takes place in the furnace, where the losses are greater than in any other part of the plant. This is the vital spot in the central-station system, and he can well afford a reasonable investment to know at all times what is going on in the furnaces and how the firemen are doing their work when he is not 190 around.
What to read after Convention 1; v. 29?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by National Electric Light Association Convention to read onlineMoreLess
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