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| | | Foot | | | | | | | | | | |Calcul- | | | | | | | | | | |ated[49]| |----------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+----+-------+------+--------+ |Anderson, Ind. | 1.86|93.07| 0.73| 0.26| 3.02|0.42| 0.47 | 0.15 | 1017 | |Marion, Ind. | 1.20|93.16| 0.60| 0.30| 3.43|0.55| 0.15 | 0.20 | 1009 | |Muncie, Ind. | 2.35|92.67| 0.45| 0.25| 3.53|0.35| 0.25 | 0.15 | 1004 | |Olean, N. Y. | |96.50| 0.50| | |2.00| 1.00 | | 1018 | |Findlay, O. | 1.64|93.35| 0.41| 0.25| 3.41|0.39| 0.35 | 0.20 | 1011 | |St. Ive, Pa. | 6.10|75.54|Trace| 0.34| | | 18.12 | | 1117 | |Cherry Tree, Pa.|22.50|60.27| | 2.28| 7.32|0.83| 6.80 | | 842 | |Grapeville, Pa. |24.56|14.93|Trace|Trace|18.69|1.22| 40.60 | | 925 | |Harvey Well, | | | | | | | | | | | Butler Co., Pa.|13.50|80.00|Trace| 0.66| | | 5.72 | | 998 | |Pittsburgh, Pa. | 9.64|57.85| 1.00| |23.41|2.10| 6.00 | | 748 | |Pittsburgh, Pa. |20.02|72.18| 1.00| 0.80| |1.10| 4.30 | | 917 | |Pittsburgh, Pa. |26.16|65.25| 0.80| 0.60| |0.80| 6.30 | | 899 | +----------------+-----+-----+-----+-----+-----+----+-------+------+--------+ [Illustration: 1600 Horse-power Installation of Babcock & Wilcox Boilers and Superheaters at the Carnegie Natural Gas Co., Underwood, W. Va. Natural Gas is the Fuel Burned under these Boilers] When natural gas is the only fuel, the burners should be evenly distributed over the lower portion of the boiler front. If the fuel is used as an auxiliary to coal, the burners may be placed through the fire front. A large combustion space is essential and a volume of .75 cubic feet per rated horse power will be found to give good results. The burners should be of a design which give the gas and air a rotary motion to insure a proper mixture. A checkerwork wall is sometimes placed in the furnace about 3 feet from the burners to break up the flame, but with a good design of burner this is unnecessary. Where the gas is burned alone and no grates are furnished, good results are secured by inclining the burner downward to the rear at a slight angle. By-product Coke Oven Gas--By-product coke oven gas is a product of the destructive distillation of coal in a distilling or by-product coke oven. In this class
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