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Self-educator; marine and stationary engineers catechism (1915)

[Wilson, William C.], 1861- [from old catalog] · Philadelphia · leaf 75

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0 99 113.63 steam .20 210 pressure 198 136 pounds 2272.60 12099 Calculate the safe-working pressure on a corru-gated furnace, allowing 14,000 as a constant; thick-ness of furnace, i; diameter of furnace, 40 inches. 40)14000(350120 200200 350. 5 thickness 175.0 steam pressure 72 MARINE AND… … .5184 area of tI hole6000 3110.4000 32 diameter32 6496 1024 .7854 3110)96509.9520(319330 32093110 4096512081927168 804.2496 120 steam 1608499208042496 96509.9520 It will take 31 rivets, nearly 32 MARINE AND STATIONARY ENGINEERS CATECHISM 73 To find the diameter of a safety valve to placeon a boiler…

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