. Transactions - American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. FIG. 4. ISOLATED FAN ROOM 216 Transactions of Am. See. of Engineers. Design of Large Boiler Plants, J. G. RolloW 217 especially true where high-ash fuels are used on the chain grate and lowash on the underfeed. PLANT LOCATION AND FUEL SUPPLY Item No. 2 deals with the location of the plant with respect to thefuel supply. Plants burning such fuels as blast-furnace gas or bagasseneed no fuel storage. Plants removed from the source of supply shouldprovide fuel storage of sufficient size to insur
. Transactions - American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. FIG. 4. ISOLATED FAN ROOM 216 Transactions of Am. See. of Engineers. Design of Large Boiler Plants, J. G. RolloW 217 especially true where high-ash fuels are used on the chain grate and lowash on the underfeed. PLANT LOCATION AND FUEL SUPPLY Item No. 2 deals with the location of the plant with respect to thefuel supply. Plants burning such fuels as blast-furnace gas or bagasseneed no fuel storage. Plants removed from the source of supply shouldprovide fuel storage of sufficient size to insure against shut down. Inthe oil-burning plants of the duPont Co., 40 days storage is consideredsafe. This fuel comes from Mexico. In the designing of the OldHickory plant, 25 days supply was considered safe. This plant was lessthan 100 miles from the coal fields, and had priority rights over manyother kinds of plants. Under present conditions, the largest amount ofcoal that can be stored will not be found too much. A point which belongs under the discussion of Character of the FuelsUsed no doubt, is the question of spontaneous combustion of coals, as itaffects the me
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