High Pressure Steam
High Pressure Steam
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WROUGHT-STEEL SECTIONAL BOILERS.
(t H.-P.— 30 Lbs. of Water Evaporated Per Hour from too Degrees AT 70 Lbs. Pressure.) HAVING A TOTAL OF SQUARE FEET OF HEATING SURFACE AND SQUARE FEET OF GRATE SURFACE.
ARRANGED TO BE SET BOILER IN BATTERY.
AS PER THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATION.
The heating surface of each boiler to consist of steam and water drum inches in diameter and feet inches long, placed above and connected to a set of sections of tubes, each section consisting of tubes, inches in diameter a...nd feet long. The lower ends of the sections to be connected to a mud-drum. The connections between all parts to be made by expanding wrought tubes into bored tube seats.
Digitized by Google WROUGHT-STEEL.
SPECIFICATION OF OPEN HEARTH STEEL.
FORCINGS.
All wrought-metal for pressure parts, except tubes, to be of the best open hearth steel, having a tensile strength of from 56,000 to 62,000 pounds per square inch, to show an elongation of not less than 25 per cent, in a parallel test piece of 8 inches, accompanied by a reduction in area of at least 50 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WROUGHT-STEEL SECTIONAL BOILERS.
(t H.-P.— 30 Lbs. of Water Evaporated Per Hour from too Degrees AT 70 Lbs. Pressure.) HAVING A TOTAL OF SQUARE FEET OF HEATING SURFACE AND SQUARE FEET OF GRATE SURFACE.
ARRANGED TO BE SET BOILER IN BATTERY.
AS PER THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATION.
The heating surface of each boiler to consist of steam and water drum inches in diameter and feet inches long, placed above and connected to a set of sections of tubes, each section consisting of tubes, inches in diameter a...nd feet long. The lower ends of the sections to be connected to a mud-drum. The connections between all parts to be made by expanding wrought tubes into bored tube seats.
Digitized by Google WROUGHT-STEEL.
SPECIFICATION OF OPEN HEARTH STEEL.
FORCINGS.
All wrought-metal for pressure parts, except tubes, to be of the best open hearth steel, having a tensile strength of from 56,000 to 62,000 pounds per square inch, to show an elongation of not less than 25 per cent, in a parallel test piece of 8 inches, accompanied by a reduction in area of at least 50 per cent.
What to read after High Pressure Steam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Babcock & Wilcox Company to read onlineMoreLess
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