Scientific American Supplement, No. 303, October 22, 1881 by Various
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disagreeable noise that would be produced by the direct escape of the
steam at quite a high pressure and also to avoid the fall of condensed water. The following are a few details regarding the construction of the hammer: Total height of foundations........... 26 ft. From the ground to the platform ...... 28 " Platform .............................. 3.25 " Height of cylinder.................... 21 " ________ Total height...................... 78.25 ft. Weight of anvil-stock................ 500 tons. Weight of bed-plates................. 122 " Weight of standards.................. 270 " Weight of platform and cylinder...... 148 " Piston, valves, engineman's platform, hammer, etc........................ 160 " __________ Total weight................... 1,200 tons. Weight of the hammer.................. 80 tons. Maximum fall.......................... 25.75 ft. Distance apart of the standards....... 21.6 " Width of hammer....................... 6 " |
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