. Railway maintenance engineering, with notes on construction . ICING STATIONS 311 A, and thus closes the opening toward B, This sends the iceout at A. By letting down the flap, he allows the ice to passthrough and out at B. In the handling of the chute it is car-. ?i xj flail of Oak orStd Kail way Rail btneath Roller. • • \, Operating Door A. Ice Crusher. • B. Icing Cart. C. Icing Spout or Chute. Fig. 169.—Apparatus Used at Icing Stations. (Mech. Mfg. Co.) ried along by the operator on top of the car and when throughwith, it is pushed back on the platform out of the way. BIBLIOGRAPHY Transmis
. Railway maintenance engineering, with notes on construction . ICING STATIONS 311 A, and thus closes the opening toward B, This sends the iceout at A. By letting down the flap, he allows the ice to passthrough and out at B. In the handling of the chute it is car-. ?i xj flail of Oak orStd Kail way Rail btneath Roller. • • \, Operating Door A. Ice Crusher. • B. Icing Cart. C. Icing Spout or Chute. Fig. 169.—Apparatus Used at Icing Stations. (Mech. Mfg. Co.) ried along by the operator on top of the car and when throughwith, it is pushed back on the platform out of the way. BIBLIOGRAPHY Transmission of Heat through Cold-Storage Insulation, C. P. Pauld-ing, 1905, New York. Practical Cold Storage, M. Cooper, 1914, Chicago. Mechanical Refrigeration, H. Williams, 1903, New York. Refrigeration, Cold Storage and Ice Making, A. J. Wallis-Tayler,1912, London. Insulation of Ice Storages and Tanks, J. H. Bracken, Ice and Re-frigeration, April, 1909, p. 191. Buildings and Structures of American Railroads, W. G. Berg, 1900,New York, pp. 60-70. Railroad Structures and Estimates, J. W. Orrock, 1909, New York,pp. 135-139. Mechanical Refrigeration, H. J. Macintire, 1914, New York. Railroad Ice Storage Houses, Proceedings, Am. Ry. Bridge andBuilding Assn.,
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