Hutton, Frederick Remsen, 1853-1918 · New York, J. Wiley & sons; London, Chapman & Hall, limited · leaf 413
n size withthe quantity of water to be taken care of, but nothing isgained from having them too small, since they are likely tobecome clogged and inoperative. From one-half inch to oneand one-quarter will be the usual range, according to the sizeof the pipe and engine. The second method is to… … Fig. 304. when water is to pass through it, but to refuse to act whenwater changes to steam. This result is secured in manywa}s in different designs of trap. The simplest plan is tohave the ti*ap inclose a float which is acted upon by waterand raised, but which falls in steam. It will be seen…
Mechanical engineering · Steam power plants
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