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Identifier: appliedthermodyn01enni (find matches)
Title: Applied thermodynamics for engineers
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Ennis, William Duane, 1877-
Subjects: Thermodynamics
Publisher: New York, Van Nostrand
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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upward current being generated over the grate. This is an externally fired fire-tubeboiler. Figure 275 shows the well-known locomotive boiler, which is internally fired.The coldest part of this boiler is at the end farthest from the grate, on the exposedsides. The feed is consequently admitted here. Figure 276 shows a boiler com-monly used in marine service. The grate is placed in an internal furnace ; thegases pass upward in the back end, and return through the tubes. The feed pipeis located as in horizontal tubular boilers. STEAM BOILERS 421 569. Discussion.
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The internally fired boiler requires no brick furnace setting, and is compact.The water-tube boiler israther safer than the fire-tube, and requires less? space. It can be more^^ readily used with high§ steam pressures. The im-^^ portant points to observeI in boiler types are thec paths of the gases and ofi the water. The gases 1 should, for economy, im- 2 pin ge upon and thoroughlyg circulate about all parts.^ of the heating surface;s the circulation of the^ water for safety and large»- capacity should be posi-I tive and rapid, and theg cold feed water should be^ introduced at such a point: as to assist this circula- CO 0 tion. CO 1 There is no such thingo as a most economical^ type of boiler. AnyfH type may be economicalo if the proportions are© right. The grade of fuelS used and the draft attain-o able determine the neces- 3 sary area of grate for a. given fuel consumption.o The heating surface must-^ be sufficient to absorb the heat liberated by the fuel,i:^ The higher the rate

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