The Cotton Industry in Switzerland Vorarlberg And Italy a Report to the Elect
The Cotton Industry in Switzerland Vorarlberg And Italy a Report to the Elect
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These get a rebate of 25 to 30 per cent, from the fire insurance conipanies. See article. " Fire Insurance of the Cotton Mills of Italy. " in the Report of the Sixth International Congress of Cotton Spinners' and Manufacturers' Associations (1909).
I40 THE COTTON INDUSTRY some cases the machinery is driven directly by water turbines, as in Switzerland, Italian mills being as a rule larger than Swiss, they are seldom situated on streams that supply sufficient power to drive all their machinery, ...so that auxiliary power must as a rule be provided. And owing to the growing magnitude of the industry it is no longer possible to find suitable sites on the banks of streams for all the new mills. Hence the water power which is abundant in the Alpine valleys is utilised to generate electricity which can be conveyed considerable distances to the mills by insulated wires. In some cases the mills generate their own power, in others they obtain it from a central distributing station. Where a mill generates electric from water power, it is sometimes necessary to have a steam engine in reserve in case of temporary shortage of water, but owing to the Italian system of erecting power generating works at suitable places where a constant supply of water can be obtained, the Italian industry is less dependent than the Swiss on auxiliary steam engines.
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These get a rebate of 25 to 30 per cent, from the fire insurance conipanies. See article. " Fire Insurance of the Cotton Mills of Italy. " in the Report of the Sixth International Congress of Cotton Spinners' and Manufacturers' Associations (1909).
I40 THE COTTON INDUSTRY some cases the machinery is driven directly by water turbines, as in Switzerland, Italian mills being as a rule larger than Swiss, they are seldom situated on streams that supply sufficient power to drive all their machinery, ...so that auxiliary power must as a rule be provided. And owing to the growing magnitude of the industry it is no longer possible to find suitable sites on the banks of streams for all the new mills. Hence the water power which is abundant in the Alpine valleys is utilised to generate electricity which can be conveyed considerable distances to the mills by insulated wires. In some cases the mills generate their own power, in others they obtain it from a central distributing station. Where a mill generates electric from water power, it is sometimes necessary to have a steam engine in reserve in case of temporary shortage of water, but owing to the Italian system of erecting power generating works at suitable places where a constant supply of water can be obtained, the Italian industry is less dependent than the Swiss on auxiliary steam engines.
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