Steam Boilers
Steam Boilers
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0 square foot of heating surface for 1 linear foot of 3-inch, 3^-inch, and 4-inch boiler tubes, respectively.
Bracing 1 The bracing or staying of the portion of the heads above the tubes is an important detail in the design and construction of tubular boilers. There are two general methods of doing this, known as "crow-foot" or diagonal bracing and "through" bracing.
The brace shown in Fig. 21 is of the diagonal type. It is provided with a forked head at one end, which is attached to a piece of... tee-iron Machinery, N. Y Fig. 23. Solid Boiler Brace of Pressed Steel riveted to the boiler head. The other end is riveted directly to the shell of the boiler as shown. A common arrangement of the tee-irons, which are riveted to the boiler head, is given in Fig. 22, which shows a design for 13 braces. The brace in Fig. 21 is of an older type, and has been superseded to a considerable extent by the solid brace of pressed steel, one form of which is shown in Fig. 23. This brace is without welds and is riveted directly to the boiler head instead of be- ing attached by means of a tee-iron and pin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
0 square foot of heating surface for 1 linear foot of 3-inch, 3^-inch, and 4-inch boiler tubes, respectively.
Bracing 1 The bracing or staying of the portion of the heads above the tubes is an important detail in the design and construction of tubular boilers. There are two general methods of doing this, known as "crow-foot" or diagonal bracing and "through" bracing.
The brace shown in Fig. 21 is of the diagonal type. It is provided with a forked head at one end, which is attached to a piece of... tee-iron Machinery, N. Y Fig. 23. Solid Boiler Brace of Pressed Steel riveted to the boiler head. The other end is riveted directly to the shell of the boiler as shown. A common arrangement of the tee-irons, which are riveted to the boiler head, is given in Fig. 22, which shows a design for 13 braces. The brace in Fig. 21 is of an older type, and has been superseded to a considerable extent by the solid brace of pressed steel, one form of which is shown in Fig. 23. This brace is without welds and is riveted directly to the boiler head instead of be- ing attached by means of a tee-iron and pin.
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