Ruskin logs, 1914-1918 / Alfred Ruskin - Page 181
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[Page 181]
| 18. What are the consequences if the temperature of the Oil rises to high. | It starts to evaporate, therefore lessening the output and will probably have trouble through the carbon despositing in the heaters and pipes and, choping of sprayer also by cooling the cones. |
| 19. If you had a Group of 6 Boilers how many heaters would you have, and how are they arranged. What are the materials of tubes and plates. | Six, one fitted to each Boiler, Tubes of Solid drawn Steel rolled into foyed Steel plates. |
| 20. What have we fitted or placed in heated tubes. | Retarders that give the oil a cork-screw passage through the Tubes. |
| 21. How are the filters fitted. | Two a parallel, between pump and Heating and Two between Heater discharge and burners. |
| 22. What is the construction of the filters. | Inlet and Outlet Valves, the Oil passing through 2 strands of Steel gauge wire 22 by 32 meshes per inch clamped to perforated steel Cylinders. |
| 23. What is the most important item to burn oil Fuel efficiently. | To mix Air intimately with the |
| 24. What means have we to admit air to Oil Sprayers. | A Come. |
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