. The street railway review . pipe, between each engine and its condenser, and anauxiliary heater located in the boiler room into which theexhaust steam from the condensers and pumps is arrangement of the heaters is such that water ispassed first through the heaters located in the exhaustsof the engines, where it is heated to about I20 degrees,. SWITCH BOARD. and then through the auxiliary heater in the boiler roomwhere it is heated to about 200 degrees, and from thereinto the boiler. The boilers are of the Manning tjpe and were fur-nished by the Bigelow Company of New Haven,


. The street railway review . pipe, between each engine and its condenser, and anauxiliary heater located in the boiler room into which theexhaust steam from the condensers and pumps is arrangement of the heaters is such that water ispassed first through the heaters located in the exhaustsof the engines, where it is heated to about I20 degrees,. SWITCH BOARD. and then through the auxiliary heater in the boiler roomwhere it is heated to about 200 degrees, and from thereinto the boiler. The boilers are of the Manning tjpe and were fur-nished by the Bigelow Company of New Haven, draft is controlled by a Spencer regulatorattached to the main damper located in the extreme endof the smoke flue before it enters the chimney. The piping was carefully laid out so as to secure the best pos-sible results, the arrangements of the steam piping beingsuch that should a break down occur in any part of thepiping it would be impossible to cripple the plant. Shortturns and right angle elbows have been discarded andlong bends put in wherever practicable. The enginesare provided with a main free exhaust pipe which canbe used whenever it is found necessary to run highpressure. In piping for the feed water for the boilers there wereprovided three different ways for feeding the boilers,making it almost impossible that any accident shouldrend


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