The Preservative Treatment of Farm Timbers
The Preservative Treatment of Farm Timbers
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Various forms of apparatus are used in open-tank treatments. The essential parts of the apparatus for general farm use are one or two tanks (depending on whether the hot and cold or hot and cooling method is used), a thermometer, and some means of heating.
The chief requirements of the tanks are: (1) that they shall be strong enough to hold the weight of the oil and the posts; (2) that they shall not leak; (3) that they shall be deep enough so that the top of the oil will be a foot or more belo...w the top of the tank during treatment; and (4) that they may be readily heated. Any tank of convenient size which will satisfy these requirements will do. The heating may be accomplished by a fire beneath the tank, or by means of steam coils, if steam is available. If an open fire is used, care should be taken to prevent the oil from slopping over the side of the tank and taking fire. This is the reason for having the top of the oil a foot below the top of the tank. Though the oil is not dangerously inflammable, and ordinary care will prevent trouble, carelessness may result in the loss of the oil and the posts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Various forms of apparatus are used in open-tank treatments. The essential parts of the apparatus for general farm use are one or two tanks (depending on whether the hot and cold or hot and cooling method is used), a thermometer, and some means of heating.
The chief requirements of the tanks are: (1) that they shall be strong enough to hold the weight of the oil and the posts; (2) that they shall not leak; (3) that they shall be deep enough so that the top of the oil will be a foot or more belo...w the top of the tank during treatment; and (4) that they may be readily heated. Any tank of convenient size which will satisfy these requirements will do. The heating may be accomplished by a fire beneath the tank, or by means of steam coils, if steam is available. If an open fire is used, care should be taken to prevent the oil from slopping over the side of the tank and taking fire. This is the reason for having the top of the oil a foot below the top of the tank. Though the oil is not dangerously inflammable, and ordinary care will prevent trouble, carelessness may result in the loss of the oil and the posts.
What to read after The Preservative Treatment of Farm Timbers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George M George Mcmonies Hunt to read onlineMoreLess
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