A textbook on the locomotive and the air brake (1901)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, Pa., International textbook co · leaf 158
ortion ofit gets into the drip and so prevents any freezing of the con-densation at that point. 88. Hot-Water Piping.—To follow the course of thecirculation in the piping, start at the heater S: Water risesfrom the top of the heater coil up through riser R to drum D,whence it comes down through p,… … 74 CAR HEATING. § 13 copper pipes j to form a circuit. Thus, water comes inthrough /, flows along and back through pipes j and outagain through c (around the outside of I this time), whence itascends and runs along the lower pipe p to the end F of thecar; it turns at g and comes back through upper…
Locomotives · Locomotive boilers · Railroad cars
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