Hutton, Frederick Remsen, 1853- [from old catalog] · New York, J. Wiley & sons; [etc., etc.] · leaf 468
ment of water, because theaggregate area of openings is in excess of the area of the pipe.The objection is the stoppage of the inlet-holes in muddywaters. This is an arrangement used in marine practice andin some locomotives. The weight of the dome is an objectionon board ship, and an elevation of… … FiG. 368. tive-boiler has a dome the throttle-box will be near its top,and the pipe to the cylinders runs down through the steam-space. With a perforated dry-pipe the throttle-box will beat that end of it at which it comes out through the front headof the boiler. (5) A form of separate dome has…
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