Oil Fuel for Steam Boilers
Oil Fuel for Steam Boilers
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As shown in the sepa- 42 OIL FUEL FOR STEAM BOILERS rate Views, the disk 6 has its rim cut away on both sides for about one-third of its circumference. Thus, when it is bolted between the castings c and d, two slots g and /? are formed, extending about one-third of the way around the burner. The oil flows through the upper casting c and drools over the edge of the disk e from the slot g. The steam flows through the lower casting d and escapes through the slot h^ meeting the oD and spraying it s...o as to produce a wide fan-shaped flame. The greater part of Fig. 22. — Inside-mixing slot oil burner.
the wear due to erosion comes on the disk 6, which can be renewed when badly worn. The arrangement of the regu- lating valves for oil and steam and of the by-pass for cleaning is similar to that already described.
Another form of inside-mixing slot burner differing considerably from the Hammel burner is shown in section in Fig. 22. The steam enters at a and flows out through the holes in the conical tip of the section h into the narrow passage c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As shown in the sepa- 42 OIL FUEL FOR STEAM BOILERS rate Views, the disk 6 has its rim cut away on both sides for about one-third of its circumference. Thus, when it is bolted between the castings c and d, two slots g and /? are formed, extending about one-third of the way around the burner. The oil flows through the upper casting c and drools over the edge of the disk e from the slot g. The steam flows through the lower casting d and escapes through the slot h^ meeting the oD and spraying it s...o as to produce a wide fan-shaped flame. The greater part of Fig. 22. — Inside-mixing slot oil burner.
the wear due to erosion comes on the disk 6, which can be renewed when badly worn. The arrangement of the regu- lating valves for oil and steam and of the by-pass for cleaning is similar to that already described.
Another form of inside-mixing slot burner differing considerably from the Hammel burner is shown in section in Fig. 22. The steam enters at a and flows out through the holes in the conical tip of the section h into the narrow passage c.
What to read after Oil Fuel for Steam Boilers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strohm Rufus Tracy to read onlineMoreLess
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