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 224
the heating apparatus enters the receiver through theinlet nozzle. When the body of water accumulates until its surfacestands at about half the height of the receiver it buoys up the bucket-float B. Steam is thereby admitted to the pump through the valve V,the stem of which is connected to the… … Pipe Connection \Between Receiver iAnd Trap Lower Rzczwer--ower Trap Mate-Up-Water ,Connection Fig. 216.—Bundy Traps Arranged For Return To Boiler Of Condensate From Heating Apparatus. through the steam valve V is gradually diminished, due to the depressionof the float. The speed of the pump is…
Steam power plants · Pumping machinery
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