The Traveling Engineers' Association - To Improve The Locomotive Engine Service of American Railroads by Anonymous
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55. Q. If steam or water shows at the overflow pipe when the injector is not working, how can you tell whether it comes from the boiler check or the injector throttle? A. Close the main steam valve at the boiler, that will stop the leak if it comes from the injector throttle. 56. Q. Will an injector prime if primer valve leaks? Will that prevent its working? A. It will prime, but not as readily as with priming valve in good condition. This will not prevent its working, but it may waste some water from the overflow. 57. Q. Will an injector work if air cannot get into the tank as fast as the water is taken out? A. No. 58. Q. If you had to take down a tank hose, how would you stop the water from flowing out of the tank that has the syphon connections instead of the old-style tank valves? A. Open the pet cock at the top of the syphon before taking the hose down. 59. Q. Is any more water used when the engine foams than when the water is solid? |
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