Pumps and Pumping Machinery, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Frederick Colyer

 
9781330145913: Pumps and Pumping Machinery, Vol. 2 (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

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The barrels are made both in wrought and cast iron, at the bottom of the pump a suction valve is provided, this is made of leather closing on a seat of iron or wood; the bucket is made of wood or iron, the exterior being fitted with a cup leather, a valve of metal or leather is provided in the centre of the bucket; for rough purposes no foot valve is provided. A connecting rod is attached to the bucket, and by means of a pin at the top end the working handle is connected the fulcrum of the handle is fixed to the top of the pump barrel. These pumps are made in various sizes from 3 inches to 6 inches diameter; a superior pump is made with double cast-iron barrels, having one valve box at the bottom, and one delivery Spout at the top, a double lever vibrating on a centre fulcrum is used to work the pumps; four or more men are required to work them. Common cast-iron pumps. — These are for pumping out sewage, or other like purposes, also for roadside pumps; the barrels are cast iron, the buckets are packed with leather, and are also cast iron, they have a central valve the same as those named above, in the better kind, foot valves are provided. At the top of the barrel a spout is formed the cover of the barrel is separate and is either loose or bolted on; these pumps deliver the water at the top, through the spout.

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Since the first part of this work was published, it has occurred to the author that several matters of interest might be added; he has included a description of Hand-power pumps, also particulars of several modern pumping engines, notably Deep Mine pumps at Derby, by Messrs. Thornewill and Warham; Blowing Engines by the same firm; Hydraulic Pumping Engines by Mr. E. B. Ellington; Botary Pumping Dock Engines by Messrs. Hick, Hargreaves Co. of Bolton, also by Messrs. J. and H. Gwynne; Waterworks Engines by Messrs. Easton and A nderson; sundry Direct-acting Pumping Engines; the Pulsometer and other machines; a description of Messrs. Merryweather sS team Land Fire Engines andS team Floats, as well as Force Pumps for Hydraulic Press work; Davey sP atent Motor for driving pumps; and sundry other matters of interest. The leading machinery above mentioned is illustrated in Drawings Nos. 24 to 35. The author believes most of the chief types of pumping machinery in use in this country are now described in the book, and he trusts the value of the information contained will be much increased by the additions made. He will be much indebted to any one who will favour him with any suggestions or extra detail for a future edition of the book, it being his intention as far as possible to describe at least one type of the most modern kind of pumping machinery at present in use.
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