Diseases of the Air Brake System
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There is SOME water in every drum, and even if it is only a few drops, it never hurts to let it out. A few words as to where so much water coiues from may not be amiss here.
It is not, as many suppose, entirely the result of leakage past the piston-rod from the steam cylinder. In fact, com- paratively very little of it is from that source. It is simplj- an unavoidable consequence of the compression of air.
Diseases of the Air Brake System. 37 SOURCE' OF The water.
All air contains moisture in s...uspension, and of course the more cubic feet of air we compress into one cubic foot the more moisture there will be in that one cubic foot, until, finally, it becomes so saturated that it will not absorb any more, and what surplus there may be is pre- cipitated and collects in the bottom of the receptacle.
The pipe connections from the pump and engineer's valve should both be made near the top or highest side of the drum, so that any water that may collect in the bot- tom may not interfere with the flow of air through them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is SOME water in every drum, and even if it is only a few drops, it never hurts to let it out. A few words as to where so much water coiues from may not be amiss here.
It is not, as many suppose, entirely the result of leakage past the piston-rod from the steam cylinder. In fact, com- paratively very little of it is from that source. It is simplj- an unavoidable consequence of the compression of air.
Diseases of the Air Brake System. 37 SOURCE' OF The water.
All air contains moisture in s...uspension, and of course the more cubic feet of air we compress into one cubic foot the more moisture there will be in that one cubic foot, until, finally, it becomes so saturated that it will not absorb any more, and what surplus there may be is pre- cipitated and collects in the bottom of the receptacle.
The pipe connections from the pump and engineer's valve should both be made near the top or highest side of the drum, so that any water that may collect in the bot- tom may not interfere with the flow of air through them.
What to read after Diseases of the Air Brake System?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Synnestvedt to read onlineMoreLess
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