The Technical World Magazine, Volume 15Technical World Company, 1911 |
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Page 144
... speed of limb in the traces , which rove Northern woods in ravening hordes . My guide , camped down at the big beached canoe , happened to be the man whom the Government had selected to pilot a path from Edmonton to Klon- dike . Not a ...
... speed of limb in the traces , which rove Northern woods in ravening hordes . My guide , camped down at the big beached canoe , happened to be the man whom the Government had selected to pilot a path from Edmonton to Klon- dike . Not a ...
Page 158
... speed of 360 revo- lutions and this is reduced by belting to forty and finally , through gearing , to twenty and ten , the last named being the revolutions per minute that the " fans " run during the culture of the lobsters . The ...
... speed of 360 revo- lutions and this is reduced by belting to forty and finally , through gearing , to twenty and ten , the last named being the revolutions per minute that the " fans " run during the culture of the lobsters . The ...
Page 164
... speed of 65 miles per hour . In this short time 834 tons of coal were shoveled into the firebox . The average scoop used on a locomotive holds 14 to 15 pounds of coal . Taking the latter figure as the average scoop load the fireman had ...
... speed of 65 miles per hour . In this short time 834 tons of coal were shoveled into the firebox . The average scoop used on a locomotive holds 14 to 15 pounds of coal . Taking the latter figure as the average scoop load the fireman had ...
Page 165
... speed when his turn came , but they could not keep up steam . Besides , the constant blasts of cold air through the open fire door caused the flues to leak so badly that they had to be caulked at the end of every trip . Then the com ...
... speed when his turn came , but they could not keep up steam . Besides , the constant blasts of cold air through the open fire door caused the flues to leak so badly that they had to be caulked at the end of every trip . Then the com ...
Page 167
... speed forcing the coal through a nozzle into the firebox . This nozzle was jointed so that it distributed coal down the left side of the firebox from front to back , then up the middle and down the right side , completing the cycle ...
... speed forcing the coal through a nozzle into the firebox . This nozzle was jointed so that it distributed coal down the left side of the firebox from front to back , then up the middle and down the right side , completing the cycle ...
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