Compressed Air Plant: The Production, Transmission and Use of Compressed Air, with Special Reference to Mine Service

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J. Wiley, 1910 - 508 pagina's
 

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and 30 Rix WaterDriven Compressor at North Star Gold Mine California Side and Front Elevations 42
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IngersollRand Duplex TwoStage BeltDriven Compressor
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IngersollRand StraightLine BeltDriven Compressor
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IngersollRand Compressor Duplex DirectConnected Electrically Driven Imperial Type 10 Inset page
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Air CompressionTemperature Diagram
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Reference Diagram Elements of AirIndicator Card
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GibsonIngersoll ElectricAir Track Channeler with Swing
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Air Indicator Card
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FIGS 37 38 and 39 Air Indicator Cards Showing Effect of Cooling
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Reference Diagram TwoStage Compression No Clearance
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SingleStage Compression Diagram with Clearance
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TwoStage Diagram with Proportionate Clearance
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TwoStage Diagram with Disproportionate Clearance
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Humboldt Wet Compressor
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Hanarte Wet Compressor
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Air Cylinder of Nordberg Compressor
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Air Cylinder Class E LaidlawDunnGordon Co
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Air Card Showing Effect of Clearance
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Diagram of Effect of Clearance on Capacity of Dry Compressor
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Section of Air Cylinder Showing Method of Reducing Clearance
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FIG 52 Diagram of Norwalk TwoStage Compressor
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Horizontal Intercooler IngersollRand Co
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Intercooler Sullivan Machinery Co
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Leyner System of Intercooling
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Vertical Intercooler IngersollRand Co III
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Combined Air Card of TwoStage Compressor I 12
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Norwalk Poppet Inlet Valve
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LaidlawDunnGordon Poppet Inlet Valve
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Diagram of Effect of ValveSpring Resistance on Volumetric Capacity of Compressors
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Air Card Showing Effect of Valve Resistance
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SkipValve Norwalk Iron Works Co
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Cylinder of HurricaneInlet Compressor IngersollRand Co
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Hurrican Inlet Valves Enlarged Section
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and 66 Johnson Air Valves
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Humboldt Rubber Ring Valves
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Leyner Compressor Part Section Showing Flat Annular
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Their Construc
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Norwalk Poppet Discharge Valve
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Mechanically Controlled Air Valves and Valve Motions Mechanical Control
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Valve
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Riedler AirValve Motion
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CHAPTER X
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Diagram Elements of Air Indicator Card
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CHAPTER XI
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Vertical Air Receiver Norwalk Iron Works Co
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CHAPTER XII
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FIG 103Norwalk Pressure Regulator
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LaidlawDunnGordon Air Governor
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FIGS 110 111 and 112 Nordberg ConstantSpeed VariableDelivery Com pressor ValveMotion and Regulating Gear 210 211
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FIGS 113 114 and 115 Indicator Cards Nordberg ConstantSpeed Vari able Delivery Compressor
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CHAPTER XIII
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Air Cards Showing Results of Compression at Altitudes above SeaLevel
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Diagram of Pohlé AirLift Pump
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CHAPTER XVII
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Expansion Curves of Steam and Air
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Card Showing Work Done in Motor Cylinder
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439
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CHAPTER XVIII
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Leyner CompressedAir Reheater
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CastIron Coils Leyner Reheater
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Sergeant Reheater
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Rand Reheater
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Sullivan Reheater
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CHAPTER XX
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Sullivan Tappet Drill
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DoubleScrew Column Mounting for Rock Drills
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Sergeant Rock Drill IngersollRand Co
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SpoolValve and Chest Sergeant Rock Drill
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Sullivan Differential Drill for Steam
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Sullivan Differential Drill for Air
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Sullivan Tappet Drill
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Sullivan Tappet Drill Section
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Jeffrey Badger Drill
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Jeffrey Badger Drill Diagram of Valves and Ports
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IngersollRand ArcValve Tappet Drill
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Murphy Little Champion Drill
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Climax Imperial Drill Inset page
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Holman SpoolValve Drill
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Holman TappetValve Drill
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Triumph Drill
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TempleIngersoll ElectricAir Drill
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Water Leyner Drill
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Rotation Device Water Leyner Drill
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Hardsocg Wonder Drill DHandle
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Hardsocg AirFeed Stoping Drill
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and 153 Sullivan Hammer Drill for Sinking and Plug Holes
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IngersollRand Crown Hammer Drill with DHandle Type
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CompressedAir Hammer Drills General Construction Detailed Descrip
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Stephenss Climax Imperial Hammer Drill
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Harrison Pick Machine Section
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FIG 178
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and 180 IngersollRand Radialaxe Coal Cutter
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CHAPTER XXIII
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Sullivan Rigid Back SteamDriven Channeler
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CHAPTER XXIV
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CHAPTER XXV
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Footpiece for AirLift Pump for Raising Mill Tailings and Slimes
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CHAPTER XXVI
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FIG 104Norwalk Pressure Regulator
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Rand Imperial Unloader Sectional View
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FIGS 200 201 and 202 Plan Elevations and Sections of Baldwin Com
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CompressedAir Haulage for Mines Compressed Air versus Electric Locomo
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and 207 Low and HighPressure AirEnds of IngersollRand
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Pagina 56 - B with the sound velocity where y is the ratio of the specific heat at constant pressure to the specific heat at constant volume, and p is the gas pressure.
Pagina 249 - For short distances the loss of pressure may be considered as taking place according to the laws governing the flow of all fluids, varying directly as the length of pipe, directly as the square of the velocity, and inversely as the diameter of the pipe.
Pagina 36 - The relative diameters of the air and steam cylinders depend on the steam pressure carried, and the air pressure to be produced. In mining operations, there is usually but little variation in these conditions. For rock-drill work, the air pressure is generally from 60 to 80 Ib. In using water-power, a compressor is driven most conveniently by a bucket impact wheel, such as the Pelton or Knight. The waterwheel is generally mounted directly on the crank-shaft, without the use of gearing.
Pagina 265 - C^ and C., are the specific heats of air at constant pressure and constant volume. As no work is done by the expansive force of the air originally produced by compression, W equals the volume of air used, V, multiplied by the difference between P
Pagina 280 - X 2 = 480 88 heat units as the thermal cost of 1 cu. ft. of compressed air at the above temperature and pressure The temperature and volume of the air as it leaves the compressor will be considerably higher than the...
Pagina 62 - For purely adiabatic compression, with no cooling arrangements, n = 1.406; in ordinary single-cylinder dry compressors, provided with a water-jacket, n is roughly 1.3; while in the best wet compressors (with spray injection), n becomes 1.2 to 1.25. In the poorest forms of compressor, the value n = 1.4 is closely approached. For large, well-designed compressors with compound air cylinders, the exponent n may be as small as 1.15.
Pagina 159 - ... and when the usual volume of air is being consumed. (2) Compressors for mines are often rated roughly as furnishing sufficient air to operate a certain number of rock drills; a 3'' drill requires a volume of air at 60 Ib. pressure, equal to 100 or 110 cu. ft. of free atmospheric air per minute. (3) In terms of cubic feet of free air compressed per minute to a given pressure. As the actual capacity of a compressor depends on the density of the intake air, it will obviously be reduced in working...
Pagina 250 - ... pipe of the same length. The character of the pipe also, and the condition of its inner surface, have much to do with the friction developed by the flow of air. Besides imperfections in the surface of the metal, the irregularities incident...
Pagina 256 - When the initial velocity much exceeds 50 ft. per second, the percentage loss becomes very large; and, conversely, by using piping large enough to keep down the velocity, the friction loss may be almost eliminated. For example, at the Hoosac tunnel, in transmitting 875 cu. ft. of free air per minute, at an initial pressure of 60 lb., through an 8
Pagina 50 - F = the volume of the given weight of air (or gas) at the freezingpoint and at a pressure P; F' = the volume of the same weight of air at the same temperature and at any pressure, P' (the pressures being absolute pressures).

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