ForsideBøgerPocketbook of Useful Form…and Mechanical Engineers

Pocketbook of Useful Formulæ and Memoranda
for Civil and Mechanical Engineers

Forfatter: Guilford L. Molesworth

Sider: 744

UDK: 600 (093)

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548 Molesworth’s pocket-book Power required for Fans. p = Pressure of blast in lbs. per square inch. A = Area of the sum of the tuyeres in square inches. V = Velocity of tips of fan in feet per second. HP — Indicated horse-power required. HP = -000016 V2 A p. Proportions of Fans. Length of vanes = ? Width of vanes = 5 . 4 4 Diameter of inlet — -. Eccentricity of fan = ~ Length of spindle journal = 4 diameters of Spindle. Diameter of smith’s forge nozzle, 11. Smithy blast from 0’25 to 0’3 lb. per square inch. Cupola blast about 0'8 lb. per square inch. Blowing Engines. Capacity of air-vessel = 20 times the capacity of the blowing cylinder if the cylinder is single- acting, or 10 times if double-acting. Velocity of air in the passages should not exceed 35 feet per second. Density of blast for iron furnaces from 21 to 3 lbs. per square iuclu Each smith’s forge requires 150 cube feet of air per minute. Density of smith’s forge blast i lb. per square inch. Each ton per hour melted in cupola requires 3500 cube feet per minute. Each finery forge requires 100,000 cube feet air for each ton refined. Each blast furnace 20 cube feet per minute for each cube yard capacity of furnace.