 | Rolla Clinton Carpenter - Building materials - 1892 - 830 pages
...the boiler. It should be made of j-inch pipe, and should extend across the diameter of the steam pipe to within half an inch of the opposite side, being...at the end and perforated with not less than twenty |-inch holes equally distributed along and around its cylindrical surface, but none of these holes... | |
 | William Kent - Engineering - 1895 - 1234 pages
...boiler. It should be made of ¿-inch pipe- ftn'' should extend, aiross tun diameter of the steam-pipe lo within half an inch of the opposite side, being closed...at the end and perforated with not less than twenty ¿-inch holes equally distributed along and around its cylindrical surface, but none of these holes... | |
 | Herman Poole - Calorimeters - 1898 - 284 pages
...to kindling the fire at the beginning and burning it out at the end. XIII. Quality of Steam.—The percentage of moisture in the steam should be determined...at the end and perforated with not less than twenty ^-inch holes equally distributed along and around its cylindrical surface, but none of these holes... | |
 | Bryan Donkin - Steam-boilers - 1898 - 344 pages
...the boiler. It should be made of i-in. pipe, and should extend across the diameter of the steam pipe to within half an inch of the opposite side, being...at the end and perforated with not less than twenty ^ in. holes equally distributed along and around its cylindrical surface, but none of these holes should... | |
 | Bryan Donkin - Steam-boilers - 1898 - 340 pages
...the boiler. It should be made of £-in. pipe, and should extend across the diameter of the steam pipe to within half an inch of the opposite side, being...at the end and perforated with not less than twenty -J in. holes equally distributed along and around its cylindrical surface, but none of these holes... | |
 | Walter Bradlee Snow - Steam-boilers - 1899 - 338 pages
...to the loss of time due to kindling the fire at the beginning and burning it out at the end. XIII. Quality of Steam. — The percentage of moisture in...should be nearer than £ inch to the inner side of the steam - pipe. The calorimeter and the pipe leading to it should be well covered with felting. Whenever... | |
 | Walter Bradlee Snow - Steam-boilers - 1899 - 340 pages
...to the loss of time due to kindling the fire at the beginning and burning it out at the end. XIII. Quality of Steam. — The percentage of moisture in...at the end and perforated with not less than twenty |-inch holes equally distributed along and around its cylindrical surface, but none of these holes... | |
 | Walter Bradlee Snow - Steam-boilers - 1899 - 338 pages
...determined by the use of either a throttling or a separating steam-calorimeter. The samplirig-nozzle should be placed in the vertical steam-pipe rising...should be nearer than £ inch to the inner side of the steam - pipe. The calorimeter and the pipe leading to it should be well covered with felting. Whenever... | |
 | Walter Bradlee Snow - Steam-boilers - 1899 - 338 pages
...sampling-nozzle should be placed in the vertical steam-pipe rising from the boiler. It should be made of J-inch pipe, and should extend across the diameter of the...at the end and perforated with not less than twenty £-inch holes equally distributed along and around its cylindrical surface, but none of these holes... | |
 | Herman Poole - Calorimeters - 1900 - 342 pages
...the boiler. It should be made of J-inch pipe, and should extend across the diameter of the steam pipe to within half an inch of the opposite side, being...should be nearer than \ inch to the inner side of the steam pipe. The calorimeter and the pipe leading to it should be well covered with felting. "Whenever... | |
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... moisture in the steam should be determined by the use of either a throttling or a separating steam calorimeter. The sampling nozzle should be placed in the vertical steam pipe rising from the boiler. It should be made of... 
