Highway Inspectors' Handbook
Highway Inspectors' Handbook
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These tank' cars are, as a rule, equipped with' steam eoils which may be connected fromi the outside with the boiler of a road roller or tractor, in cas§ it is necessary or desirable to heat the material before unloading. Semisolid materials are also. sometimes shipped in tank cars, in which case it is very important thAt the coils be so designed and placed as to insure efficient heating of the entire contents, A very large proportion of the semisolid and solid materials is, however, shipped in... barrels or drains. For the harder grades which require fluxing, open-head slack barrels are often used. These barrels are clayed on the inside so that, after cutting the hoops, the staves may be stripped from the material with little or no waste,. Slack barrels hold from 300 to f 4D0 pounds of material, depending largely upon its specific gravity. In soifce cases, slack barrels may be doubMieaded, but in any event they should be stored on end or otherwise they am apt to cave in, due to unequalized strains produced by the.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These tank' cars are, as a rule, equipped with' steam eoils which may be connected fromi the outside with the boiler of a road roller or tractor, in cas§ it is necessary or desirable to heat the material before unloading. Semisolid materials are also. sometimes shipped in tank cars, in which case it is very important thAt the coils be so designed and placed as to insure efficient heating of the entire contents, A very large proportion of the semisolid and solid materials is, however, shipped in... barrels or drains. For the harder grades which require fluxing, open-head slack barrels are often used. These barrels are clayed on the inside so that, after cutting the hoops, the staves may be stripped from the material with little or no waste,. Slack barrels hold from 300 to f 4D0 pounds of material, depending largely upon its specific gravity. In soifce cases, slack barrels may be doubMieaded, but in any event they should be stored on end or otherwise they am apt to cave in, due to unequalized strains produced by the.
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