Journal of electricity, power, and gas . ken by means of screwconveyors to its individual automatic weighing ma-chine where the weight is recorded. The discharge electrodes consist of No. 20 B. w. sf. soft Norway iron -wire and are suspended from aframe which is mounted on four sets of insulators, oneset at each corner which consist of a natural stonefrom Catalina Island. This material is a serpentineand has the property of being a very fine insulator athigh temperature. It also has the added quality ofhaving great strength. The openings through whichthe high tension system frames pass, are al


Journal of electricity, power, and gas . ken by means of screwconveyors to its individual automatic weighing ma-chine where the weight is recorded. The discharge electrodes consist of No. 20 B. w. sf. soft Norway iron -wire and are suspended from aframe which is mounted on four sets of insulators, oneset at each corner which consist of a natural stonefrom Catalina Island. This material is a serpentineand has the property of being a very fine insulator athigh temperature. It also has the added quality ofhaving great strength. The openings through whichthe high tension system frames pass, are also> closed with the same, material ?.-.—— The collecting plates are made of wire screen ofeight mesh number 14 wire reinforced every foot withone inch by one inch angles. These plates are spacedone foot apart and are placed longitudinally with thetreater. The discharge electrodes are in turn placedbetween these plates and are also spaced one footapart, thus giving a series of discharge points to everyfoot square of the Section Through Treater. Some dust adheres to the discharge is shaken off each hour by means of a few lightblows with an insulated hammer on the suspensionframe. The gases enter the chamber without any previouscooling at a temperature of about 550 degrees C. Inpassing through the chamber the velocity is reducedto about ten feet per second and the gases lose aboutone-half of their heat, the exit gases having a tempera-ture of about 250 degrees C.


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