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MAXIMS
AND
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR
THE BOILER ROOM.
This Work is Fraternally inscribed to W. R. Hawkins, R. F. Hawkinsand F. P. Hawkins.
RICHARD TREVITHICK.
Maxims and Instructions
FOR
The Boiler Room.
USEFUL TO
Engineers, Firemen & Mechanics,
RELATING TO STEAM GENERATORS, PUMPS,APPLIANCES, STEAM HEATING, PRACTICALPLUMBING, ETC.
By N. HAWKINS, M. E.,
Honorary Member National Association of Stationary Engineers,Editorial Writer, Author of Hand Book of Calculations for Engineers andFiremen, Etc., Etc.
Comprising Instructions and Suggestions on the Construction,Setting, Control and Management of Various Forms of Steam Boilers; onthe Theory and Practical Operation of the Steam Pump; Steam Heating;Practical Plumbing; also Rules for the Safety Valve, Strength ofBoilers, Capacity of Pumps, Etc.
THEO. AUDEL & CO., Publishers,
63 FIFTH AVE., Cor. 13th St.,
New York.
Copyrighted
1897—1898—1903
by
Theo, Audel & Co.
PREFACE.
The chief apology for the preparation and issue of these Maxims andInstructions, for the use of Steam users, Engineers and Firemen, is themore than kind reception of Calculations.
But there are other reasons. There is the wholesome desire to benefitthe class, with whom, in one way and another, the author has beenassociated nearly two score years.
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