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Somerscales, A. N · Glasgow : J. Munro; London, Simpkin, Marshall, Hamilton, Kent · leaf 385
r stays whichtransfer the load to the tube plate and back of chamber alone.This is true, more particularly of the central portion of the c.c.tops. In figure 144 (6) consider a portionof the top of a combustion chamberequal to the pitch of the tubes, oneway (D) and the width of the chamber(W) the… … Fig. 144. The tube plate although gene-rally thicker than the c.c. plate is more severely crushed by itsload because the metal left between the tube holes is so small TUBE PLATES. 383. From figure 144 (a) it is seen that the amount of metal to supportthe load we are considering- is {D — d) (where d…
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