Steam Yachts And Launches Their Machinery And Manegement a Review of the Stea
Steam Yachts And Launches Their Machinery And Manegement a Review of the Stea
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26. All boilers or sets of boilers shall have attached to them at least one gauge that will correctly indicate a pressure of steam equal to eighty per cent, of the hydrostatic pressure applied by the inspectors.
28. There must be means provided in all boilers using the low water gauges which are operated by means of a float inside the same, to prevent the float from getting into the steam pipe.
34. All holes cut through the bottom or bilge of a vessel that are covered by a sea valve or cock and... secured to the skin of the vessel by bolts and connected to the engine and boilers by pipes, shall be arranged so as to be accessible at all times, so that if a leak or defect occurs it can be reached. Valves, seats, stems and bolts shall be of brass when used in salt water.
1 1 6 U. S. Laws Applicable to Steam Yachts.
A stop cock or valve shall be placed between check valve and boiler on all feed pipes in order to facilitate access to connection.
RULE III. 2. The carrying capacity of all lifeboats shall be deter- mined by the following rule: Multiply length, breadth and depth to- gether and divide their product by ten; the quotient will be the number of persons such a boat is allowed to carry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
26. All boilers or sets of boilers shall have attached to them at least one gauge that will correctly indicate a pressure of steam equal to eighty per cent, of the hydrostatic pressure applied by the inspectors.
28. There must be means provided in all boilers using the low water gauges which are operated by means of a float inside the same, to prevent the float from getting into the steam pipe.
34. All holes cut through the bottom or bilge of a vessel that are covered by a sea valve or cock and... secured to the skin of the vessel by bolts and connected to the engine and boilers by pipes, shall be arranged so as to be accessible at all times, so that if a leak or defect occurs it can be reached. Valves, seats, stems and bolts shall be of brass when used in salt water.
1 1 6 U. S. Laws Applicable to Steam Yachts.
A stop cock or valve shall be placed between check valve and boiler on all feed pipes in order to facilitate access to connection.
RULE III. 2. The carrying capacity of all lifeboats shall be deter- mined by the following rule: Multiply length, breadth and depth to- gether and divide their product by ten; the quotient will be the number of persons such a boat is allowed to carry.
What to read after Steam Yachts And Launches Their Machinery And Manegement a Review of the Stea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C P Kunhardt to read onlineMoreLess
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