Investigation of the Service Record And Explosion Hazard of Chemical Fire Extinguishers
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Pl^re 13 shows the head and ho&y o£ the coid receptacle, the hottom of /'rich had bulged h't 3o far as to burst thr or/cj-- . i3ll» LIi\GHIirL 3B.
Test . JJo. 1. - Open lie. /.It Tyst. - ?0 pounds of soda and 7 pounds of ?cid, Solution temperr.ture, 69 degrees, Prhrenheit, Maximum pressure, 130 pounds, obtained in 30 seconds, A pressr.re g-uge was attrched close to the collar cap of this extinguisher rnd another at the end of 30 feet of patrol hcse; both gauges being connect e>l t: the inttrio*... -^f the tanl^, to esoertain it i L.Cxtrences in lo?' "tjon of the gauge would cause variation in the pr c-'are readings.
It was found that the differences between the pressures read at the tank and those read at the end of the patrol hose were so snaDl as to be negligible.
Test IJo . 2. - Closed ITo..rle Test. - 20 pounds of soda and 7 pounds of ajid. Solution temperature, 70 degrees, Fahrenheit. Maximum pressure, 182 pounds, obtained in 50 seconds.
The nozzle was opened ?.t the end of the 70th Second and the presotire released.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pl^re 13 shows the head and ho&y o£ the coid receptacle, the hottom of /'rich had bulged h't 3o far as to burst thr or/cj-- . i3ll» LIi\GHIirL 3B.
Test . JJo. 1. - Open lie. /.It Tyst. - ?0 pounds of soda and 7 pounds of ?cid, Solution temperr.ture, 69 degrees, Prhrenheit, Maximum pressure, 130 pounds, obtained in 30 seconds, A pressr.re g-uge was attrched close to the collar cap of this extinguisher rnd another at the end of 30 feet of patrol hcse; both gauges being connect e>l t: the inttrio*... -^f the tanl^, to esoertain it i L.Cxtrences in lo?' "tjon of the gauge would cause variation in the pr c-'are readings.
It was found that the differences between the pressures read at the tank and those read at the end of the patrol hose were so snaDl as to be negligible.
Test IJo . 2. - Closed ITo..rle Test. - 20 pounds of soda and 7 pounds of ajid. Solution temperature, 70 degrees, Fahrenheit. Maximum pressure, 182 pounds, obtained in 50 seconds.
The nozzle was opened ?.t the end of the 70th Second and the presotire released.
What to read after Investigation of the Service Record And Explosion Hazard of Chemical Fire Extinguishers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kimball, Norman F to read onlineMoreLess
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