Pumps; Troubles And Remedies
Pumps; Troubles And Remedies
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Observation taught the engineer that the work of this pump had been increased, and as more water was called for the disagreeable noise grew worse.
He reasoned out the matter as follows. When only a small quantity of water was wanted, the piston did not travel full stroke, therefore the water cylinder was not worn smooth throughout its entire length. When more water was wanted the speed of piston increased and the extra momentum caused a longer stroke; therefore the piston traveled over the comp...aratively rough part at the end of cylinder, which may have Digitized by Google 22 PUMPS been a trifle smaller than the middle, causing the piston to bind at this point, hence the pound. Taking the cylinder head off, he proceeded to scrape the end of cylinder smooth, and on starting the pump the pound was no longer heard.
It is a good idea to put an air chamber on the dis- charge pipe of a pump, especially if the water comes to it under pressure, but such a chamber is often worthless, because there is no glass gage on it to enable the engineer to tell where the water level is; consequently the air space fills with water and it -is not observed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Observation taught the engineer that the work of this pump had been increased, and as more water was called for the disagreeable noise grew worse.
He reasoned out the matter as follows. When only a small quantity of water was wanted, the piston did not travel full stroke, therefore the water cylinder was not worn smooth throughout its entire length. When more water was wanted the speed of piston increased and the extra momentum caused a longer stroke; therefore the piston traveled over the comp...aratively rough part at the end of cylinder, which may have Digitized by Google 22 PUMPS been a trifle smaller than the middle, causing the piston to bind at this point, hence the pound. Taking the cylinder head off, he proceeded to scrape the end of cylinder smooth, and on starting the pump the pound was no longer heard.
It is a good idea to put an air chamber on the dis- charge pipe of a pump, especially if the water comes to it under pressure, but such a chamber is often worthless, because there is no glass gage on it to enable the engineer to tell where the water level is; consequently the air space fills with water and it -is not observed.
What to read after Pumps; Troubles And Remedies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Collins Hubert Edwin to read onlineMoreLess
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