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. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . cifi-•cations for steel axles for locomotivetenders, journal boxes, cast iron wheels,boiler and fire-box steel, locomotive forg-ings, cylinder castings, bushings and pack-ing rings was made by the committee andalso important details in regard to the in-spection and testing of locomotive regard to the setting of safety valvesthe committee recommended that safetyvalve shall be set to pop at pressures not exceeding 6 lb. above the working steampressure. When setting safety valves, two
. Railway and locomotive engineering : a practical journal of railway motive power and rolling stock . cifi-•cations for steel axles for locomotivetenders, journal boxes, cast iron wheels,boiler and fire-box steel, locomotive forg-ings, cylinder castings, bushings and pack-ing rings was made by the committee andalso important details in regard to the in-spection and testing of locomotive regard to the setting of safety valvesthe committee recommended that safetyvalve shall be set to pop at pressures not exceeding 6 lb. above the working steampressure. When setting safety valves, twosteam gages shall be used, one of whichmust be so located that it will be in fullview of the person engaged in setting suchvalves ; and if the pressure indicated by thegages varies more than 3 lb. they shall beremoved from the boiler, tested and cor-rected before the safety valves are shall in all cases be tested immedi-ately before the safety valves are set orany change made in the setting. Whensetting safety valves the water level in theboiler shall not be above the highest F. F. , M. M. Association, 191-1-15. LOCOMOTIVE STOKERS. The committee on this subject reportedthat while nothing novel had been pre-sented during the past year, a great dealof very good work had been done alongalready established lines. Details hadbeen refined. New parts had been parts had been dispensed with. Sim-plicity was being aimed at. At the presenttime there are 282 Crawford double-under-fed stokers in operation on the Pennsyl-vania Lines north of Pittsburgh. In ad-dition to these are 9 of the same type inoperation on other roads, making a totalof 291. A new pattern of this stoker isbeing constructed for test. It is the onlyunderfed stoker in operation in Street stoker has the largest numberin service, totalling 531 and 24 on stokers are in operation on 15railroads on all types of locomotives, andare doing their work satisfa
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