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Practical stationary engineering : in form of questions and answers (1909)

West, Andrew Cassius, 1855- · Boston, Mass. : A.C. West · leaf 41

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is recordedon the graduated dial. In connecting up the steam gauge, place a coil or bend inpipe below the gauge. This fills with water from condensedsteam. This is to protect the gauge from heat, which protectsthe spring from being injured by the heat of the steam. 28 PRACTICAL STATIONARY… … Figure 7. Showing Some of the American Steam Gage and Valve Companys Gauges. pressure by 1 pound for every 2 feet of water supported.If gauge is below the steam pipe, it will register more by 1pound for every 2 feet of water head. BOILERS 29 If gauge was placed on the water column and you…

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