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Title: Hot water for domestic use : a complete guide to the methods of supplying and heating water for domestic purposes, giving each step to be taken and explaining why it is done
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Allen, John Kermott, 1858- (from old catalog) Allen, Jno. K
Subjects: Hot-water supply
Publisher: Chicago : Domestic Engineering Co.
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Fig. 10. shown in Fig. 11. By connecting the apparatus inthe cold water pipe all the cold water will be neu-tralized before entering the boiler and the waterwill circulate through the apparatus only when hotwater is being drawn from the range boiler; henceit will be impossible to have any lime, magnesia orother incrusting minerals accumulate in the pipeconnection or boiler. Preventing Incrustation in Range Boilers. 57 For large institutions such as hotels, restaurants,hospitals, barber shops, city and county institutions. k ■f- yita Fig. 11 where large quantities of water are consumed daily,the apparatus should be connected in the feed orcold water pipe to heater, as shown in Fig. 11a. 58 Cleaning Water Backs
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Fig. lla. Cleaning Water Backs 59 It will be seen that the range boiler and rangehave the usual pipe connections, and that the appara-tus is connected in the feed or cold water pipe. Afterthe apparatus has been installed and the cold waterturned into the system, open the hot water faucetsto allow the grease and dope to leave the system(which usually enters the system when cutting thepipe and making new connections). When the water is clear and free from grease anddope, turn the two valves off on the apparatus, openthe drain cock at bottom of apparatus, then unscrewcover from the top of apparatus, drop a brick ofwater-softening composition into the basket infeeder, screw cover down tight, close drain cock,then open the two valves with one revolution, whenall will be ready for action as soon as fire is startedin the range. It is said that one brick water-softening compo-sition will neutralize from 3,000 to 5,000 gallons ofhard water, depending upon the acidity of the water.It can be asc

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