Some Details of Water-Works Construction
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Wire solder has been for sale at a high price, and a large consumer would find it cheaper to build a small mill and draw the wire for himself than to pay twenty-five cents per pound.
There seems to be no standard weights for the various sizes of lead pipe, and an examination of a ^' Table showing weights of lead service-pipes used in various cities," which was compiled by Mr. William B. Sherman, of Providence, R. I., as an appendix to Mr. Richards' paper before referred to, will show more clear...ly than anything else the absence of uniformity.
For any but excessive pressures, exceeding 150 pounds per square inch, the following weights will be found sufficient : Sice Inches Weight per foot. ..Pounds 3 ,1^ 4 I 4ji 7 TAPPING WROUGHT-IRON MAINS.
There are more different methods of tapping cement- lined or coated wrought-iron pipe of any sort than of tapping cast-iron mains. Cast iron is seldom less than half an inch in thickness, but with wrought iron the actual thickness of metal is one quarter of an inch or less, and it is evident that such Digitized by Google 78 TAPPING WROUGHT-IRON MAINS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wire solder has been for sale at a high price, and a large consumer would find it cheaper to build a small mill and draw the wire for himself than to pay twenty-five cents per pound.
There seems to be no standard weights for the various sizes of lead pipe, and an examination of a ^' Table showing weights of lead service-pipes used in various cities," which was compiled by Mr. William B. Sherman, of Providence, R. I., as an appendix to Mr. Richards' paper before referred to, will show more clear...ly than anything else the absence of uniformity.
For any but excessive pressures, exceeding 150 pounds per square inch, the following weights will be found sufficient : Sice Inches Weight per foot. ..Pounds 3 ,1^ 4 I 4ji 7 TAPPING WROUGHT-IRON MAINS.
There are more different methods of tapping cement- lined or coated wrought-iron pipe of any sort than of tapping cast-iron mains. Cast iron is seldom less than half an inch in thickness, but with wrought iron the actual thickness of metal is one quarter of an inch or less, and it is evident that such Digitized by Google 78 TAPPING WROUGHT-IRON MAINS.
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