Clay Plant Construction And Operation
Clay Plant Construction And Operation
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When a kiln is to be located so as to have a hill- side on one side and a stream on the other, provision must be made to take care of the drainage water which is bound to flow from the hill to the stream. Besides a regular drainage system under the bottom, a concrete wall should be erected between the kiln and the hill. This should be built a little more than the full length (or width as the case demands) of the kiln and should extend from the grade line to a depth of fifteen feet. On the side ...of this wall which faces the hill a drainage system should be installed that will catch all water flowing towards the kiln and divert it. Fig. 53 shows a plan and cross section of such a system.
CHAPTER XI Continuous Kiln Walls IT HAS BECOME the general practice to provide continu- ous kilns with roofs. These roofs very naturally shed a great deal of water during wet weather and, in the great ma- jority of cases, no troughs or down-spouts are provided to carry away this water. To allow it to soak into the ground around the kiln is exceedingly bad practice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When a kiln is to be located so as to have a hill- side on one side and a stream on the other, provision must be made to take care of the drainage water which is bound to flow from the hill to the stream. Besides a regular drainage system under the bottom, a concrete wall should be erected between the kiln and the hill. This should be built a little more than the full length (or width as the case demands) of the kiln and should extend from the grade line to a depth of fifteen feet. On the side ...of this wall which faces the hill a drainage system should be installed that will catch all water flowing towards the kiln and divert it. Fig. 53 shows a plan and cross section of such a system.
CHAPTER XI Continuous Kiln Walls IT HAS BECOME the general practice to provide continu- ous kilns with roofs. These roofs very naturally shed a great deal of water during wet weather and, in the great ma- jority of cases, no troughs or down-spouts are provided to carry away this water. To allow it to soak into the ground around the kiln is exceedingly bad practice.
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