Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 438
theexhaust steam from the stationary engine, steampumps, and air pumps or compressors, should beutilized for heating the roundhouse. Hot Air Heating for Engine Houses.—As theadaptation for roundhouses of the Sturtevant systemof hot air heating is quite recent, a description of thismethod of… … The house is three hundred and seventy five feel inoutside diameter, the interior circle being two hundred 430 LOCOMOTIVE APPLIAXCES. and twelve feet in diameter. The inside clearancebetween walls is eighty-one feet and six inches, andprovision is made for forty-eight stalls, or, includingentrance…
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