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Questions and answers on pumps and pumping machinery (1912)

Wakeman, William Henry, 1855- [from old catalog] · Chicago, The Joseph G. Branch publishing company · leaf 172

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ause the connections are less liable tofill with sediment and become useless. 564. Q. Is this receiver set too low for good re-sults? A. The water level is above the pump valves,hence water will flow to them, but the springs ought PUMPS AND PUMPING MACHINERY. 161 to be given light tension, as the… … f=iG,/Q3. 565. Q. Should the inlet always be located at thetop? A. Yes, because incoming water will then fallinto the body of water already in the receiver, insteadof running down the sides. 566. Q. Why is this a valuable feature? A. Because water of varying temperature will notcause parts of the…

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