. American engineer . i — 30- ,vj- ■--*tT -2x1^ Fig. 3—Iron Box for Soiled Waste. the box. The cover is swung on the pin A, and is opened bypressing on the treadle B, which is connected to the cover bythe Yi in. x 1 in. bar C. The dot and dash lines show the posi-. Fig. 2—Steam Coil for Drying Sand. sired to clean the coil. It is located below the sand bin, andtwo chutes, 2 ft. in diameter, conduct the green sand from thebin to the coil. The pipes have not rusted since they were in-stalled three years ago and seem to be in good condition. tion of the cover, bar and treadle when the cover is ra
. American engineer . i — 30- ,vj- ■--*tT -2x1^ Fig. 3—Iron Box for Soiled Waste. the box. The cover is swung on the pin A, and is opened bypressing on the treadle B, which is connected to the cover bythe Yi in. x 1 in. bar C. The dot and dash lines show the posi-. Fig. 2—Steam Coil for Drying Sand. sired to clean the coil. It is located below the sand bin, andtwo chutes, 2 ft. in diameter, conduct the green sand from thebin to the coil. The pipes have not rusted since they were in-stalled three years ago and seem to be in good condition. tion of the cover, bar and treadle when the cover is raised. Theweight of the cover is sufficient to close it down when the footis removed from the treadle B. As will be seen, the bar is en-closed in a pocket which allows it to operate easily. Engine House Reports and Records Must Be Few in Number, Brief, Accurate and Comprehensive and Must BeDesigned for Lse in Permanent Files Which Can Fasily Be Referred to. BY EKNEST CORDEAL,Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, La Junta. Colo. Xext in importance to effective organization in promoting el-liciency in the engine houses comes accurate, concise and imme-diate reports and records to indicate the work which is to has been done. .After a satisfactory organizatio
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