Steam power plant auxiliaries and accessories; (1922)
Croft, Terrell, 1880- ed, Dufflin, Daniel John, 1911- ed · New York, [etc] McGraw-Hill book company, Inc · leaf 173
ould be so designed as to remove the ball thrust-bearing,which sustains the weight of the shaft and impeller, entirely from contactwith the liquid that is being pumped. Adequate lubrication of the bear-ing cannot otherwise be secured. 175. A Rotary Pump (Fig. 175) is a positive-action dis-placement… … SuctionNozz/e ^ Fig. 175.—Positive Action RotaryPump. (Goulds Mfg. Co.) -SuctionNo. Fig. 176.—Showing Operation Of A RotaryPump. 176. The Action Of The Rotary Pump may be understoodby a consideration of Fig. 176. Suppose the pump is fullyprimed, that is, the casing and suction pipe are…
Steam power plants · Pumping machinery
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