Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work ... (1907)
American School of Correspondence · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 198
rid the steam of oil inorder to prevent its coating the pipes and radiators, the steam is passedthrough a separator attached to the heater when all the steam is al-lowed to enter it, or through an independent separator when only aportion of the steam passes through the feed-water heater. Onlyabout… … Fig. 36. Aspirating Regulatorin Flue. 166 STEAM AND HOT WATER FITTING 33 not enter the heater for the purpose of keeping up the proper tempera-ture of the feed-water. A type of heater with a coke fitter is shown in Fig. 37; while Figs.38 and 39 show two methods of making connections, the first when…
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