Water Works And Pipe Distribution
Water Works And Pipe Distribution
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This in itself is not very harmful if the shell is made fairly thick in the first place, but if a piece of rusty iron lodges in one of the tubes it quickly corrodes its way right through. To overcome this source of trouble, Mr. Edwards advocates increasing the speed at which the water travels through the tubes, so as to sweep them more effectually. The usual speed is about 300 feet per minute ; by greatly increasing this velocity Mr. Edwards claims that he has effected an improvement in the lif...e of the tubes. Coating the inside of the condenser body with a wash of cement has proved very useful in preventing corrosion.
172 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FOR BEGINNERS.
Edwards' Air Pump. A pump which has come very largely into use during the last few years is Edwards' air pump, as shown by Figs. 67 and 68. This air pump differs from those of the older pattern, in that it has no bucket valves or foot valves, and runs at a considerably higher speed than was formerly considered practicable.
The pump is placed below the level of the condenser, so that the condensed steam flows continuously by gravity from the CONDENSING PLANT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This in itself is not very harmful if the shell is made fairly thick in the first place, but if a piece of rusty iron lodges in one of the tubes it quickly corrodes its way right through. To overcome this source of trouble, Mr. Edwards advocates increasing the speed at which the water travels through the tubes, so as to sweep them more effectually. The usual speed is about 300 feet per minute ; by greatly increasing this velocity Mr. Edwards claims that he has effected an improvement in the lif...e of the tubes. Coating the inside of the condenser body with a wash of cement has proved very useful in preventing corrosion.
172 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FOR BEGINNERS.
Edwards' Air Pump. A pump which has come very largely into use during the last few years is Edwards' air pump, as shown by Figs. 67 and 68. This air pump differs from those of the older pattern, in that it has no bucket valves or foot valves, and runs at a considerably higher speed than was formerly considered practicable.
The pump is placed below the level of the condenser, so that the condensed steam flows continuously by gravity from the CONDENSING PLANT.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis C Francis Cruger Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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