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the ejector, until its level therein reaches the cup C, and still con- tinuing to lower, leaves the t^up full until the weight of the liquid in the portion of the cup thus exposed and unsupported by the surroundmg water, is sufficient to pull down the bell and spindle, &c., connected therewith, thus reversing the action of the sUde valve, and admitting compressed air to act on the opposite end of the main Digitized by Google THE PUBLIO WORKS OF HAVERHILL.
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101 Compressed Air.
Exhaust ...Air.
Exhaubt Air.
Digitized by Google 102 THE PUBLIC WOEKS OF HAVERHILL.
valve V^ driving it over to the position shown in Fig. 3. This first cuts off the supply of compressed air to the ejector, and then allows the air within the ejector to exhaust down to atmospheric pressure. The outlet valve then falls on to its seat, retaining the liquid in the sewage rising main ; the sewage then flows into the ejector through the inlet once more, driving the free air before it through the air valve as the sewage rises, and so the action goes on as long as there is sewage to flow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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the ejector, until its level therein reaches the cup C, and still con- tinuing to lower, leaves the t^up full until the weight of the liquid in the portion of the cup thus exposed and unsupported by the surroundmg water, is sufficient to pull down the bell and spindle, &c., connected therewith, thus reversing the action of the sUde valve, and admitting compressed air to act on the opposite end of the main Digitized by Google THE PUBLIO WORKS OF HAVERHILL.
Fig. 2.
101 Compressed Air.
Exhaust ...Air.
Exhaubt Air.
Digitized by Google 102 THE PUBLIC WOEKS OF HAVERHILL.
valve V^ driving it over to the position shown in Fig. 3. This first cuts off the supply of compressed air to the ejector, and then allows the air within the ejector to exhaust down to atmospheric pressure. The outlet valve then falls on to its seat, retaining the liquid in the sewage rising main ; the sewage then flows into the ejector through the inlet once more, driving the free air before it through the air valve as the sewage rises, and so the action goes on as long as there is sewage to flow.
What to read after Proceedings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Institution of Municipal Engineers. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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