Cylinder Oil 600 W What Is For, What Will It Do 1920

GARGOYLE CYLINDER OIL 600 W resulted in a gradual ncrease in consumption to 24 gallons per week and was still rising when the experiment was abandoned. Upon reinstating Gargoyle Cylinder Oil 600 W, the con- sumption was quickly brought back to the old figure of 8 gallons per week. VI. A 350 horsepower fan engine, in a colliery, consumed 3 gallons per day of another cylinder oil, fed direct to the Corliss valves through three mechanically operated lubrica- tors, having a total of eight oil feeds. In addition, it was found necessary to feed extra oil to the ends of two of the Corliss valves, in order to keep them silent. After introducing Gargoyle Cylinder Oil 600 W, through a single feed mechanical lubricator, feeding the oil into the high, pressure steam pipe through an atomizer, great im- provement was shown in the lubrication. The consumption was gradually reduced to two pints per day, and it was never found necessary to feed extra oil to the Corliss valves. VIL An old horizontal rolling miil engine with heavy piston valves was using 26 gallons per week of an ordin ary cylinder oil, and laboring heavily at its work. After introducing Gargoyle Cylinder Oil 600 W, the con- sumption was gradually reduced to 4 gallons per week, and the improvement in lubrication was noticeable by the much greater ease and quickness with which the engine was able to reverse. It will be seen by the foregoing that steam cylinder lubri- 21