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Exhibit CRA-10
Hardbound Catalog, Crane Ltd. (UK), "Boilers, Radiators, and Radiator Accessories," - Catalogue
No. 33, dated July 1938
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CRANE
RADIATORS, BOILERS
AND
RADIATOR ACCESSORIES
CATALOGUE No. 33
JULY 1938
CRANE
LTD.
Telephone ROYAL 1212
HEAD OFFICE
45-51 LEMAN STREET, E.l
Telegrams CRANELON, TELEX
LONDON
LONDON SHOWROOMS: 118 WIGMORE STREET, W.l
BRANCHES
BIRMINGHAM, BRISTOL, GLASGOW, MANCHESTER
WORKS
IPSWICH
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FOREWORD
HIS catalogue includes several additions to the range of heating
Tequipment produced by Crane Ltd.
The aerial photograph opposite depicts the Ipswich Factory where Crane Radiators, Boilers, Valves, Malleable Fittings, etc., are manufactured. This Factory contains one of the most up-to-date and efficient foundries for the manufacture of Boilers and Radiators.
Although it is only eight years since the manufacture of these two pro ducts was commenced, after years of careful planning and research, it is noteworthy that in all quarters Crane Radiators and Boilers are accepted as at least equal in design and workmanship to any others obtainable. The aim of Crane Ltd. is to offer to their patrons heating goods which shall be a credit to their installations and provide an opportunity to stimulate sales by giving customers entirely new, outstandingly better product at no higher price.
CRANE BOILERS AND RADIATORS are not only employed by all the large Heating Engineers but are continually supplied to such public bodies as H.M. Office of Works, the Admiralty, the War Office, the London County Council, etc. In addition, some world-famous buildings have been, wholly or in part, equipped with Crane Radiators and Boilers. They are also regularly exported in large quantities to various parts of the British Empire and many foreign countries.
In this catalogue is offered a complete range of heating specialties as commonly used in modern heating and hot water systems, but in some sections additional sizes and types are depicted in our General Catalogue which also includes goods in general use for Steam, Sanitary, Gas and Oil pipelines.
ORDERS AND ENQUIRIES for prices or technical information should be addressed to Head Office, 45-51 Leman Street, London, E.l, rather than to the Factory, which involves delay.
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CRANE RADIATORS
HERE are sound reasons for the widespread acceptance that has
Tbeen accorded Crane Radiators by Architects and Engineers. Amongst these reasons, the following SEVEN are especially noteworthy:--
I. The provision of the Crane patented deflecting Shield. 2. Strength, due to adequate and even metal thickness, solid metal
feet, adequate sized nipples, etc. 3. Maximum radiant heat output, owing to the scientific design of
the section of the waterway. 4. Conservative heating surface ratings and transmission ratings. 5. Standardised and easily remembered dimensions making for
convenience and time saving by both designers and erectors. 4. High legs as Standard allowing adequate space beneath radiator
for cleaning and sufficient height to connect to valves with ease. 7. Hospital Radiators and supports that are outstandingly "easy-
clean" and smoothly cast.
In addition to the foregoing the following details of the manufacturing processes demonstrate the extreme care that is taken to provide the best possible Radiator:--
MACHINING. Sections are machined on specially designed patented tapping and screwing machines which bore, screw and face both sides of the section at one set-up, thus ensuring perfect alignment.
TESTING. Not only is every section tested to 100 lbs. pressure before machining, but the assembled Radiator is likewise tested to the same pressure. Certificates of Test can be furnished if desired.
WASHING. Every Crane Radiator is washed internally and externally in boiling water before painting in order to remove all grease, sand and other impurities which would not only spoil the appearance but injure Valves, Traps and other Fittings in the pipe line.
PAINTING. Crane Radiators are painted before leaving the factory with an exclusively developed paint capable of withstanding high tem peratures without deteriorating, and also serving as an excellent priming coat to all the usual forms of decoration. Often one coat of Decorator's paint can be saved by the use of Crane Radiators having this factory grey primary paint.
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Pattern
AS
c d* E
Heating
Water Maximum Content size
6.T.U.
G Surface lbs. Tappings Trans, per
per per top and sq. ft.
section sq. ft. bottom 100" Diff.
2 Column .. 4 Column ..
6 Column ..
Window .. 3 Hospital.. 5* Hospital
7* Hospital
Wall Concealed Copper
18 24 30
18 24
30 36 18
24 30
36 13 18
24 30
18 24 30 36 18 24 30
36 18 24
30
--
24 30 36
15* 12* 21* I8| 27* 24*
15* 12* 21* 18* 27* 24* 33* 30* 15* 12* 21* 18* 27* 24* 33* 30*
n* 8* 15* 12*
21* 18* 27* 24*
15* 12* 21* 18* 27* 24* 33* 30* 15* 12* 21* 18* 27* 24* 33* 30*
16
-- 22
28 II 8* 21* 18* 27* 24* 33* 30*
4 2*
4 5*
4 - 8* 3 13* 43 4 5*
4 7* --2 ___ 3* 4 5*
2*
2*
2* 2* 2 2*
2* 16 2 2
i-
i* I* 2* 2*
2* 3* 4* 5 2*
a 1 i* i* 2 2* 3 i* 2*
3* 5 6* 8* i* 3 2* 2
7
7
7 8 1-2 1-5
1-6 7 7
1-3
i* 185
i* 170
i* 160 i* 158 1 185 i* 158
i* 151 1 171 1 ___ 1 136
* All " Pall Mall " Radiators excepting 2 Col., and Hospital, excepting 3 in. wide can be supplied with 6 in. high legs.
The STANDARDISATION of the dimensions of Crane Radiators will be noted from the above, simplifying labour in the office, and on the job. All kinds and heights of radiators (excepting Window), dimension D is the same. All kinds and heights of " Pall Mall *' Radiators, dimension G is the same. All internal nipples are I* in. size, excepting for Wall, 3 in. Hospital, Copper Radiators and Concealed Radiators, which have I in. nipples. All outside tappings are right-hand pipe thread. Inside threads, flow end section, are right-hand for " Pall Mall " and Hospital, and left-hand for Wall. Inside threads, return end section, are left-hand for "Pall Mall" and Hospital, and right-hand for Wall. Concealed Radiators may be either. Air Vent, or Airlet Plug, is situated on return end section.
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THE
TWO
COLUMN
For Corridors and Bedrooms, or wherever radiators of only a small heating surface are required, the Two-column " Pall Mall " Radiator will be found most suitable. The Two-column is also suitable where even distribution of heat is to be obtained by means of long Radiators, and can be supplied without feet for sup porting on Wall Brackets.
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"PALL MALL" FOR WATER OR STEAM
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THE TWO-COLUMN, 2i- in. wide
CRANE
Number
of Sections
Length,
2* in. per section
30in. Height 1$ $q. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE C s. d.
24-/n. Height I sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
49
5*
10 2
4
7 II
5 ii*
*
12 8
5
9 II
6
13*
8
15 2
6
M II
7
15*
9*
17 9
7
13 10
8
18
10* i 0 3
8
15 10
9 20* 12 1 2 10 9 17 10
10
22*
13* 1 5 4
10
19 10
II 24* 14* 1 7 ii II 1 1 9
12 27
16 i 10 5 12 1 3 9
13 29* 17* 1 12 II 13 1 5 9
14
31*
18* 1 15 6
14
79
15 33$ 20 1 18 0 15 I 9 8
16 36
21* 2 0 7 16 1 II 8
17 38* 22* 2 3 1 17 I 13 8
18 40j 24 2 5 7 18 1 15 8
19
42*
25* 2 8 2
19
17 7
20 45
26* 2 10 8 20 i 19 7
2!
47*
28
2 13 3
21
217
la 22 49* 29* 2 15 9 22 2 3 7 23 51* 30* 2 18 4 23 2 5 6
24 54
32 3 0 10 24 2 7 6
25 56* 33* 3 3 4 25 2 9 6
Number
of Sections
*Lengtht 2 in.
Per section
18-in. Height * sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
Legless Radiators are 2J in. less in height than when with feet.
4
5
9
Hi
3 63 3* 7 10
6 13* 4* 9 5
7 15* 5* 10 II
8 9
18
20*
6 12 6
6* 14 1
10 11
22*
24*
12 27
7* 15 8 8* 17 2 9 18 9
13 29* 9* 0 4
14 31* 10*
1 II
15 33* Hi 3 5
16 36 12 5 0
17 38* 12* 6 7
18 40* 13* I 8 2
19 42* 14* 9 8
20 45
15 I II 3
21 47* 15* I 12 10
22 49* 16* I 14 5
23 51* 17* I 15 II
24 54
18 I 17 6
25 56* 18* I 19 I
* Add I in. to length for bushings. Radiators are supplied for water unless ordered for steam. When ordered for steam, outlet bushing is supplied tapped eccentrically unless otherwise ordered. Radiators are fitted with Air Vent Plug unless ordered for steam.
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THE
FOUR
COLUMN
A radiator of graceful lines yet of sound and sturdy construction. When wall space and floor area call for a radiator neither too long nor too wide, the desired amount of heating surface is often best supplied by the Four-column " Pall Mall " Radiator.
"PALL MALL"
FOR WATER OR STEAM
Four-column radiators can be supplied with 6 in. legs. Prices on page 32.
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THE FOUR-COLUMN, 51 in. wide
CRANE
Number of
Sections
4 5 6 7 8 9
10 l( 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20 21
22 23 24 25
Number
Sections
4 5 6 7 8 9
10 II 12 13 14 15
16 17 (8 19 20 2(
22 23 24 25
^Length, 2J in.
per section
9 Mi 13* 15$ 18 20*
22* 24J 27 29* 314 33*
36 38* 40* 42J 45 474
494 5li 54 564
Hengfh, 2* in.
per section
9 II* 134 15* (8 204
22* 244 27 294 314 33*
36 38* 40* 424 45 474
494 514 54 564
36-in. Height sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
13* 16* 19* 23* 26* 29*
33 36* 39* 42* 46* 49*
52* 56* 59* 62* 66 69*
72* 75* 79* 82*
11 I6 1 12 1 17 22 28
4 8 0 4 8 0
2 13 4 2 18 7
3 3 11 393 3 14 7
3 19 il
453 4 10 7
4 15 M 513 567
5 II II
5 17 2
626 6 7 10 6 13 3
24-in. Height 2-fo sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
8* (1 13* 15* 17* 19*
22 24* 26* 28* 30* 33
35* 37* 39* 41* 44 46*
48* 50* 52* 55
15 10 (9 10 1 39 1 79 f II 8 1 15 7
1 19 7 236 276 2 115 2 15 5 2 19 3
3 33 3 72 3 112 3 15 1 3 19 1 430
470 4 10 II 4 14 li 4 18 10
30-//). Height sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
10* 13* 16* 18* 21* 24*
27 29* 32* 35* 37* 4u-i%
43* 45* 48* 51* 54 56*
59* 61* 64* 67*
18 12 17 III 1 16
20
0 6 0 6 0
6
25 29
2 14 2 18 33
37
0 6
0 6 0
6
3 12
3 16
41 45 4 10 4 14
0
6
0 6 0 6
4 19 0 536 580 5 12 6
18-in. Height l sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
6 II 7 7$ 14 6 9 17 4 10* 1 0 3 12 1 3 2 13* 1 6 1
15 1 8 II 16* 1 II 9 18 1 14 8 m 1 17 7 21 2 0 6 22* 2 3 4
24 2 6 3 25* 2 9 2 27 2 12 1 28* 2 14 II 30 2 17 10 31* 3 0 9
33 3 3 7 34* 3 6 6 36 3 9 5 37* 3 12 4
* Add I in. to length for bushings. Legless Radiators 2| in. less in
height than when with feet. Radiators are supplied for water unless ordered for steam. When ordered for steam, outlet bushing is supplied tapped eccentrically
unless otherwise instructed. Radiators are fitted with Air Vent Plug unless ordered for steam.
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THE
SIX
COLUMN
Only 8f inches wide, the Sixcolumn is a concentrated unit providing an unusual amount of heating surface per section. It fulfils the requirements of large rooms where available wall space is limited and unduly long or too many radiators are not desirable.
PALL MALL" FOR WATER OR STEAM
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THE SIX-COLUMN, 81 in. wide
Number of
Sections
*Length, 2 in.
per section
36-m. Height 5 sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
CRANE
30-/n. Height sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
4 9 20 1 12 4
1 74
5
nf
25
204
20*
1 14 2
6
13*
30
285
24*
2I0
7
15*
35
2 16 6
28*
2 7 10
8 18
40
347
32*
2 14 8
9
20*
45
3 12 8
36-&
316
10
22*
50
409
41
3 84
II
24}
55
4 8 10
45*
3 15 2
12 27
60
4 16 II
49*
420
13
29}
65
5 4 11
53*
4 8 10
14
31}
70
5 13 0
57*
4 15 8
15
33*
75
61 1
61*
5 26
16 36
80
692
65*
594
17
38*
85
6 17 3
69*
5 16 2
18
40*
90
754
73*
630
19
42}
95
7 13 5
77*
6 9 10
20
45
100
816
82
6 16 8
21
47}
105
897
86*
736
22
49}
110
8 17 8
90*
7 10 4
23
51}
115
959
94*
7 17 2
24
54
120
9 13 10
98*
840
25
56}
125
10 1 li
102*
8 (0 10
Number
of Sections
*Length 2* m.
per section
24-/n Height 3-|V sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
18-in. Height 2-fa sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
4
9
12*
1 30
9*
17 9
5
II*
16
1 89
II*
1 22
6
13}
19*
1 14 6
13*
1 67
7 15}
203
16*
mi i
8
18
25*
260
18*
1 15 6
9
20}
28*
2 119
20*
1 19 It
10
22*
32
2 17 6
23
24 4
H
24}
35*
333
25*
289
12
27
38*
390
27*
2 13 2
13
29*
41*
3 14 9
29*
2 17 7
14
31*
44*
406
32*
32 1
15
33*
48
463
34*
366
16
36
51*
4 12 0
36*
3 10 II
17
38*
54*
4 17 9
39*
3 15 4
18
40*
57*
5 36
3 19 9
19
42}
60*
593
43*
442
20
45
64
5 15 0
46
488
21
47}
67*
609
48*
4 13 1
22
49}
70*
666
50*
4 17 6
23
51}
73*
6 12 3
52*
5 20
24
54
76*
6 18 0
55*
5 64
25
56}
80
739
57*
5 10 10
* Add I in. to length for bushings. Legless Radiators 2f in. less in height than when with feet.
Radiators are supplied for water unless ordered for steam. When ordered for steam, outlet bushing is supplied tapped eccentrically unless otherwise instructed.
Radiators are fitted with Air Vent Plug unless ordered for steam.
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Number of
Sections
13-in. Height 2sq. ft. per section
*Length, 2* in.
per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
49
1A,
5 II* 13 I 10 1
6
13*
15*
1 !6 2
7
I5i
18*
222
8
18
20*
283
9 20*
2 14 3
10 22* 26 3 0 A
n
24J
28*
3 6A
12
27
31*
3 12 A
13
29*
33*
3 18 A
!4
31*
Jb-fV
AA5
Number of
Sections
13-m. Height 2-fr sq. ft. per section
*Length,
2* in. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
15 33* 39 A 10 5
16 36
41*
A 16 6
17
38*
44*
526
18
40*
46*
586
19
42*
49*
5 14 6
20 45 52 6 0 6
21
47*
54*
667
22
49*
57*
6 12 7
23
5IJ
59*
6 18 7
24 54
62*
7A8
25 56* 65
7 10 8
* Add I in. to length for bushings. Radiators are supplied for water unless ordered for steam. When ordered for steam, outlet bushing is supplied tapped eccentrically unless otherwise instructed. Radiators are fitted with Air Vent Plug unless ordered for steam.
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BRACKETS and STAYS for "PALL MALL" RADIATORS
Dimensions of Standard Brackets give I in. from back of radiator to finished wall surface. For Two-column Radiators. Brackets can also be supplied for I in. clearance. Orders should state if this last pattern is required.
The illustration shows a Two-column "Pall Mall" Radiator supported on Wall Brackets.
MEASUREMENTS AND PRICES.
For Radiators
Dimensions in inches A B CDE
PatlMall 2-Col. ...
10 4*
5 3i
Pall Mall 4-Col. ... 4* 13
5} | 8
s
Pall Mall 6-Col. ... 6* 16 7J- | II
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Fig. 804 Fig. 805 Bracket Bracket (build in) (screw on)
-p -19
Fig. 806 Top Stay (build in)
-n
-19 -19 -p
l/H
1/1*
-p
Fig. 808 Top Stay (build in)
-nn
-/m
-/ii*
Fig. 807 top stay with back plate for screwing to wall, price 7d. 13
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THE
CRANE INVISIBLE SHIELD
Patent Number 354051
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The Invisible Shield consists of pressed steel plates which slide down specially cast grooves in the sections and form a metal curtain that fits snugly between each column, from top hub to the bottom of the castings, on the side of the radiator next to the wall; it makes little change in the radiator's appearance yet greatly increases its effectiveness. Instead of permitting the heated air to rise straight up, it deflects it outward into the room, where most required. Thus it protects walls and plaster, largely eliminates blackened areas above a radiator, and guards against damage to draperies. Furthermore, the Crane Shield has the notable effect of increasing the temperature of the air from the floor line up to about five feet above the floor, between which levels the heat is most required. This increase of temperature is gained at the expense of the temperature of the air below the ceiling. Therefore, for the same conditions of comfort to the occu pants of the room, there is an appreciable saving in fuel consumption. Every Pall Mall radiator, except the Two-column, can be equipped with the Invisible Shield at the slight additional cost of 3d. per radiator section for " Pall Mall " Radiators. In the case of Radiators fitted with Deflecting Shields and required with blind nipple, customers should state whether flow is at right- or left-hand
when radiator is in position. Deflecting Shields should be ordered at the same time as the Radiators, and are fitted before despatch.
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CRANE SHIELD AND BAFFLE PLATES
Patent Number 363777
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The Crane Shield'and Baffle fitted to a Radiator with a fresh air inlet is particularly adaptable to Office and School Buildings, especially as a means of tempering the incoming air to rooms having a system of extract ventilation. By reason of the induced or "stack" effect, the efficiency of the radiator is increased. The baffle is less expensive than the old style baffle plates, and moreover does not destroy the graceful lines of the radiator, furthermore it increases the radiant heat value. The baffle is easily removed for cleaning if desired.
Price 6|d. per radiator section for "Pall Mall" Radiators for both Shield and Baffle. Crane Shield and baffles should be ordered at the same time as the radiators, and are fitted before despatch.
Cast Iron Plates for extending Shield and Baffles to floor line, where air inlet is through floor instead of wall, can be supplied on request for "Pall Mall" Radiators only. Price -/4 one side per section, -/6 two sides per section.
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THE HOSPITAL RADIATOR
3" WIDE
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FOR WATER OR STEAM
The 3-in.-wide Crane Hospital Radiator is designed for Schools, Hospitals and other situations | where easy-clean Radiators of j narrow width are desired.
( The air space between the Sec| tions is I in. and the thickness
of the Section I in. Supplied with feet (standard height only) or without feet.
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THE HOSPITAL RADIATOR, 3 in. wide
Number of
Sections
*Length,
2 in. per section
30-/n. Height sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
24-in. Height 1 sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
4
6 5* 10 0 4
82
5 10 6* 12 6 5 to 2
6 12 7* 15 0 6 12 2
7
14
9* 17 6 7
14 3
8
16
10*
1 00
8
16 3
9
18
II*
1 27
9
18 3
10 20 13 I 5 1 10 i 0 4
11
22
14*
1 77
II
1 24
12
24
15*
1 10 1
12 1 4 5
13
26
16*
i 12 7
13
f 65
14
28
18*
1 15 |
14 1 8 5
15
30
19*
1 17 7
15
I 10 6
16
32 ' 20*
20 1
16
i 12 6
17
34
22*
227
17
1 14 6
18
36
23*
25 1
18
i 16 7
19
38
24*
277
19
1 18 7
20
40
26
2 10 i
20 2 0 8
21
42
27*
2 12 7
21
228
22
44
28*
2 15 1
22 2 4 8
23
46
29*
2 17 7
23
269
24
48
31*
30 |
24 2 8 9
25
50
32*
3 28
25
2 10 9
Number of
Sections
Length,
2 in. per section
18-in. Height i sq. ft. per section
Heating surface
PRICE s. d.
4 83
69
5 10 3* 8 5
6 12 7 14
8 16 9 18 to 20
4* 10 1 5* It 9 6 13 5 6* 15 I 7* 16 10
11 22 8* 18 6
12 24
9 101
13 26
9i 1 1 10
14 28 10* 1 3 6
15 30 Hi 1 5 2
16 32 12 1 6 10 . 17 34 12* 1 8 7
18 36 13* 1 10 3
19 38 14* i it n 20 40 15 1 13 7
21 42 15* 1 15 3
22 44 16* 1 16 II 23 46 17* 1 18 8 24 48 18 2 0 4 25 50 18* 2 2 0
* Add I in. to length for bushings. Radiators are supplied for water unless ordered for steam. When ordered for steam, outlet bushing is supplied tapped eccentrically unless
otherwise ordered. Radiators are fitted with Air Vent Plug unless ordered for steam. Legless
Radiators are 2f in. less In height chan when
with feet.
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THE
HOSPITAL
RADIATOR
5r WIDE
FOR WATER OR STEAM
The Crane Hospital Radiator is designed for those situations where scrupulous cleanliness is desired. Both the contours and the smoothness of the castings render the Radiator perfectly easy to clean. The air space between sections is Ij- in. and the thickness of section If in. Supplied with or without feet. Hospital Radiators can be supplied with 6 in. legs. Prices on page 32.
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Number of
Sections
*Length, 2f in.
per section
36-in. Height 3 sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
4 10* 12 1 1 7
5 13* 15 1 6 II
6 15* 18 1 12 4
7 18* 21 1 17 9
8 21
24 2 3 1
9 23* 27 2 8 6 10 26* 30 2 13 11 n 28* 33 2 19 4 12 31* 36 3 4 8 13 34* 39 3 10 I
14 36} 42 3 15 6
15 39* 45 4 0 10
16 42
48 4 6 3
17 44* 51 4 118
18 47* 54 4 17 0
19 49* 57 S 2 5
20 52* 60 5 7 10
21 55* 63 5 13 2
22 57* 66 5 18 7
23 60* 69 6 4 0
24 63
72 6 9 4
25 65* 75 6 14 9
Number of
Sections
Length,
2* in. per section
24-in. Height 2 sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE i s. d.
4 10* 5 13* 6 15* 7 18* 8 21
9 23* 10 26* II 28* 12 ,, 31* 13 34* 14 36*
15 39* 16 42 17 44* 18 47* 19 49* 20 52*
21 55* 22 57* 23 60* 24 63 25 65*
8 16 3 10 1 0 4 12 1 4 5 14 1 8 5 16 1 12 6
18 1 16 7 20 2 0 8 22 2 4 8 24 2 8 9 26 2 12 10 28 2 16 II
30 3 0 11 32 3 5 0 34 3 9 1 36 3 13 2 38 3 17 2 40 4 1 3
42 4 5 4 44 4 9 5 46 4 13 5 48 4 17 6 50 5 1 7
30-in. Height 2 sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
10 19 3 12* 1 4 1 15 1 8 11 17* 1 13 9 20 1 18 6
22* 2 3 4 25 2 8 2 27* 2 13 0 30 2 17 10 32* 3 2 8 35 3 7 5
37* 3 12 3 40 3 17 1 42* 4 Ml 45 4 6 9 47* 4 II 6 50 4 16 4
52* 5 1 2 55 5 6 0 57* 5 10 10 60 5 15 7 62* 6 0 5
18-in. Height l sq. ft- per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
6 13 5 7* 16 10 9 1 02 10* 1 3 6 12 1 6 10
13* 1 10 3 15 1 13 7 16* 1 16 II 18 2 0 4 19* 2 3 8 21 2 7 0
22* 2 10 5 24 2 13 10 25* 2 17 2 27 3 0 7 28 3 3 11 30 3 7 3
31* 3 10 8 33 3 14 0 34* 3 17 4 36 4 0 8 37* 4 4 I
* Add lin. to length for bushings. Legless Radiators are 2J in. less in height than when with feet. Radiators are supplied for water unless ordered for steam. When ordered forsteam, outlet bushing is supplied tapped eccentrically unless otherwise instructed. Radiators are fitted with Air Vent Plug unless ordered for steam.
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THE HOSPITAL RADIATOR
7i" WIDE
T
FOR WATER OR STEAM
Designed for situations where scrupulous cleanliness is desired, but the length of available space for the Radiator is limited. Both the contours and the smooth ness of the castings render the Radiator perfectly easy to clean.
The air space between sections is If in. and the thickness of section If in. Supplied with or without feet.
Hospital Radiators can be supplied with 6 in. legs. Prices on page 32.
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CRANE THE HOSPITAL RADIATOR, 7i in. wide
Number of
Sections
4 s
6 7 8 9 10
II 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25
*Length, 2f in.
per section
10} 13}
15} 18} 21 23} 26}
28} 31} 34} 36} 39}
42 44} 47} 49} 52}
55} 57} 60} 63 65}
of Sections
4 5
6 7 8 9 10
n 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 !9 20
21 22 23 24 25
2}m. per section
10} 13}
15} 18} 21 23} 26}
28} 31} 34} 36| 39}
42 44} 47* 49} 52}
55} 57} 60} 63 65}
36-in. Height 3-ft sq.ft, per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
14* 18*
1 67 1 13 3
22* 25* 29*
33* 37
1 19 II
266 2 13 2 2 19 JO
365
40* 44* 48*
51* 55*
3 13
3 19 46 4 13
4 19
2
9 5 1
9
59* 62* 66*
70* 74
56
5 13 5 19
66 6 13
4
0 8
4 0
77*
81* 85* 88* 92*
6 19 7 763
7 12 II 7 19 7
863
24-in. Height 2-ny sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
9* 12
19 6 1 45
14* 16* 19*
21* 24
1 93 I 14 2 1 19 0 2 3 11
289
26* 28*
31* 33* 36
2 13 2 18 33 38
3 13
8 6 5 4
2
38* 40*
43* 45* 48
3 18 0
4 2 11 479 4 12 8 4 17 6
50*
52* 55* 57* 60
525 573
5 12 2
5 17 1 6 1 II
30-in. Height 3-fc sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
12* 15*
1 3 II 1 9 10
18*
21* 24* 27* 31
1 15 10 2 1 10
279 2 13 9 2 19 9
34* 37* 40*
46*
359 3 118 3 J7 8
438 497
49*
52* 55* 58* 62
4 15 51
57 5 13
5 19
7 7
6 6
6
65* 68*
71* 74* 77*
655
6 115 6 17 5 734 794
l8-n. Height 1sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
7* 16 2 9 1 02
10* 12* 14*
16* 18
14 18 1 12 1 16
20
2 3 3 3
4
19*
21* 23* 25* 27
24 28 2 12 2 16
30
5 5 5 6
6
28*
30*
32*
34* 36
34 38
3 12 3 16
40
6 7
7 7
8
37*
39*
41* 43* 45
448
489 4 12 9 4 16 9 5 0 10
* Add 1 in. to length for bushings.
Legless Radiators are in. less in height than when with feet.
Radiators are supplied for water unless ordered for steam. When ordered for steam, outlet bushing is supplied tapped eccentrically unless otherwise instructed.
Radiators are fitted with Air Vent Plug unless ordered for steam.
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BRACKETS and STAYS for HOSPITAL RADIATORS
Registered Designs Nos. 772462, 772463
Hospital Radiators need Easyclean Brackets and Stays. These are available with Crane Hospital Radiators.
Dimension "F" can be ad justed between 4f in. and 6f in. permitting Radiators to be fixed at any distance from wall between I5 in. and Sjin. for the 3" wide, 2 in. and 3 in. for the 5f in. wide, and between 2 in. and 3 in. for the in. wide Radiator.
A Stay similar to Fig. 813 is supplied for screwing to wall to the fixed dimension "A": described, as Fig. 814.
For Hospital Radiators
3 in. wide
in. wide
7y in. wide
Dimensions in inches
A fi C
3i 14 8f a 13 91
16 in
PRICES
Fig. 809 Fig. 810 F/g. 811 Fig. 812 Fig. 813 Fig. 814 Bracket Bracket Top Stoy Top Stay Top Stay Top Stay (build in) (screw on) (build in) (screw on) (build in) (screw on)
-19 -19 1/3 1/3 -19 -n -19 -19 1/5 1/5 -19 -19
1/4 1/4 1/5
1/5 -19 -19
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RADIATOR BRACKETS
FOR H.M.O.W. AND COUNTY COUNCIL REQUIREMENTS ADJUSTABLE TOP PATTERN
Fig. 825
Figs. 825/6
Top Brackets permit of an adjustment of one inch, both horizon tally and ver tically when fixing radia
tors.
Fig. 826
Type of Radiator
Pall Mall, 2 Col. ... ,, ,, 4 .......... ,, ,, 6 ,, ...
Hospital, 3" wide ,, sy ,, 7-g" ,,
Space, Wall to back of Radiator
2"
2" 2" 2" 2" 2"
Height from centre of Wall portion to centre of top hub
x44|/""/
min.,
>
I'*J144j1\'">"
max.
m
11 X8 " >> O~L8"
X4 " |'4X"
4 > 14 >
PRICE each
2/3 2/3 2/10 2/3 2/3 2/10
SUSPENDED ADJUSTABLE PATTERN
Fig. 827
Fig. 827. Suspended Brackets permit considerable Radiator movement due to pipe work expansion. The vertical adjustment is 3" and the space from wall to back of Radiator is 2" for all types.
PRICE Complete as illustrated ... 8/4 per set. For all types of Pall Mall and Hospital Radiators. The height and type of Radiator and centres of build-in portion must be stated when ordering. See page 25 for adjustable Brackets for Wall Radiators.
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THE WALL RADIATOR
FOR WATER OR STEAM
Number *Lengths of 16 in.
Sections per section
30-in. Height 8* sq. ft. per section
Heating PRICE Surface s. d.
24-in. Height 6 sq. ft. per section
Heating PRICE Surface s. d.
18-in. Height 5 sq. ft. per section
Heating PRICE Surface s. d.
1
16 8*
15 II
6*
12 10
5
98
2
32 16* 1 | | 10 13* 1 5 8 10
19 3
3
48 24J 2 7 8 20
1 18 6 15 1 8 11
4
64 33
3 3 7 26f 2 II 5 20 1 18 7
5 81* 41* 3 19 6 33* 3 4 3 25 2 8 2
6
96J
49* 4 15 5 40
3 17 1 30 2 17 10
7
M 13*
57# 5 II 3 46* 4 9 II
35 3 7 5
8
|-I28|
66
6 7 2 53* 5 2 9 40 3 17 1
9
145* 74* 7 3 1 60
5 15 7 45 4 6 9
10 f!6l* 82* 7 19 0 66| 6 8 6 50 4 16 4
* Add I in. for plugs and bushings, f Includes hexagon nipples.
Crane Wall Radiators are assembled with I in. right and left-hand screwed nipples, and are despatched assembled up to four sections. Radiators of five sections and over are despatched in two or more portions, together with the necessary hexagon right and left nipples for assembly.
Height ................................................................30
Distance between centres of top and bottom tappings................................................................ 27-ff
Width
................................................................ 2
ins. 24
21-rf 2
ins. 18
15-H 2
All Radiators are fitted with Air Vent Plugs unless ordered for steam.
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WALL RADIATOR BRACKETS
CRANE
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f
Prices of Brackets for Wall Radiators, all heights:--
Fig. 800 Top Stays, screw on
... -/4j each
Fig. 806 ,, ,, build-in............... ~/7 ,,
Fig. 807 ,, ,, screw on
... -/7 ,,
Fig. 801 Bottom Brackets, screw on -/5-j ,,
Fig. 802 Brackets, built-in
........ --/I0 ,,
Fig. 803 Two-piece Brackets, screw on -/8 per pair
Fig. 820 Adjustable Top Bracket, screw on........................... -/Il each
One section radiators can be supported with one pair of Fig. 803 Brackets.
Two Bottom Brackets, Fig. 801, and one Top Stay, Fig. 800, are advised for Radiators up to four sections in length, and three Brackets and two Top Stays for Radiators of five sections and longer.
It will be noted that Fig. 800 Top Stay fits between the sections and is practi cally invisible when In position.
Dimensions of all Brackets and Stays provide for 2 ins. from wall to centre of Radiator. Fig. 802 Brackets can be supplied for 2\" centre to special order, for use with Figs. 806 and 807 stays.
Overall proj'ection of Radiator from wall, with standard fixing, 3 ins.
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CRANE
CRANE CONCEALED
RADIATOR
(Patent applied for)
RADIATOR IN CABINET with front removed
HEATING SURFACE: 1 sq. ft. per section.
LENGTH: 2" per section, plus I3
PRICE: 2/3 per sq. ft.
SUPPORTING
BRACKETS
Enclosure Width
A
B
C
L
H
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41'
3f
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* For four standard width enclosures only.
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CABINETS, FRONT PANELS & GRILLES
CABINETS Complete enclosure with the front removable. Standard enclosure is furnished with open inlet and slotted outlet grille, but louvred or other alternative designs can be supplied. This simple metal cabinet, appropriately decorated, will harmonise with any decorative scheme. Made in four heights--18", 24", 30" and 36". Two widths--6" overall and 8".
FRONT PANELS
Number of
Sections
length of
Radiator ins.
Cabinets
Overall Length
Ins.
Fronts and Grilles
Recess Length Length of Front
Ins. Ins.
6 13*
7 8
15* 17*
18*
9
10
19* 21*
22$
19* 23*
24* 27*
11 12
23* 25*
26$
13 14
27* 29*
30$
15 31*
31* 35*
34*
16 33*
17 18
35* 37*
38*
19 20
39* 41*
42*
39* 43*
44* 47*
21 22
43* 45*
46*
23 24
47* 49*
50*
25 51*
51* 55*
54*
26 53*
27 28
55* 57*
58*
29 30
59* 61*
62*
59*
63* 65*
It is recommended that the use of long cabinets (for Radiators longer than 24 sections) be avoided if possible.
Removable metal front panel with open inlet and slotted outlet grille. Usually applied flush with plaster and made to over lap recess at top and sides and is provided with screw holes for securing to wood grounds. If opening is formed in wood skirting, lower edge is supplied plain.
HEIGHTS
Recess 18", 21", 24", 27", 30", 33", 36", 39".
Front 19*", 22*", 25*", 28*", 31*", 34*", 37*", 40*".
GRILLES
The grille overlaps the outlet opening and is provided with screw holes for securing to wood grounds. Access doors furnished on application only and can be furnished at either or both ends of grille panel, Height--8". Lengths--As for fronts.
NOTE. The Standard Sheet Metal Enclosures illustrated above are not an essential of the Crane Concealed Radiator, which admirably lends'itself to concealment behind marble, polished slate, plaster-board, plywood, etc.
Prices on application.
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CRANE CONCEALED RADIATOR
O utputs in B.Th.U.s per hour w ith G r a v ity H o t W a te r at 160 F. Room tem perature 65 F.
* Increase by 6% fo r 60 F. room temperature. See separate Folder fo r Outputs at intermediate heights.
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* Increase by 5% fo r 60 F. room temperature. See separate Folder fo r Outputs at intermediate heights.
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CRANE CONCEALED RADIATOR
CRANE
THE COPPER RADIATOR
For combined heating and domestic installations in soft water districts where the use of Cast Iron Radiators might discolour the water, the Copper Radiator is offered. Soundly constructed of Copper Tubes with gun metal headers, the Crane Copper Radiator is of attractive appearance.
THE COPPER RADIATOR, Sf in. wide
Number Length of 2 in.
Sections per section
36-/n. Height 3 sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
48 5 10 6 12 7 14
8 16 9 18 10 20 II 22
12 24 13 26 14 28 15 30
16 32 17 34 18 36 19 38
20 40 21 42 22 a 23 46
24 48 25 50
12 5 i? 0 15 7 8 9 18 8 18 6 21 10 8 3
24 II 18 0 27 13 7 9 30 14 17 6 33 16 17 3
36 17 17 0 39 19 6 9 42 20 16 6 45 22 6 3
48 23 16 0 51 25 5 9 54 26 15 6 57 28 5 3
60 29 15 0 63 31 4 9 66 32 H 6 69 34 4 3
72 35 14 0 75 37 3 9
30-jn. Height 2* sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
10 S 13 4 12} 7 1 8 15 8 10 0 I7i 9 18 4
20 II 6 8 22* 12 15 0 25 14 3 4 27} 15 II 8
30 17 0 0 32* 18 8 4 35 19 16 8 37} 21 5 0
40 22 13 4 42} 24 | 8 45 25 10 0 47} 26 18 4
50 28 6 8 52} 29 15 0 55 31 3 4 57} 32 N 8
60 34 0 0 62} 35 8 4
24-in. Height 2 sq. ft. per section
Heating Surface
PRICE s. d.
8 5 34 10 6 9 2 12 7 15 0 14 9 0 10
16 10 6 8 18 ii 12 6 20 12 18 4 22 14 4 2
24 15 10 0 26 16 15 10 28 18 I 8 30 19 7 6
32 20 13 4 34 21 19 2 36 23 5 0 38 24 10 10
40 25 16 8 42 27 2 6 44 28 8 4 46 29 14 2
48 31 0 0 50 32 5 10
Prices of Radiators include Polished and Lacquered finish as illustrated.
Extra for Nickel Plating ... ,, ,, Chromium Plating
.. 2/3 per sq.ft. 3/-.............
* Add I in. to length for bushings. Legless Radiators 2f in less in height than whenwith feet. Radiators are tapped in. for air cock for water. Maximum size of connections, I in,
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RADIATOR SUNDRIES
PEDESTALS
Fig. 830
111 ill
PRICES per Set of Four.
1 in.
...........................
2 in.......................................
3 in.
...........................
4 in.
...........................
s. d.
20 22
2n
2 ii
HIGH LEGS
"Pall Mall" (excepting 2-column) and Hospital Radiators (excepting 3 in. wide), can be supplied with 6 in. legs (floor to centre of bottom
tappings) if required. Price, per Radiator, 4/6 (if with centre leg section, 6/9).
BLIND BOTTOM NIPPLE
Radiators can be furnished with blind nipple at bottom between supply and second section or second and third sections. Please state on order.
Price, per Radiator for 1" or l" nipples ............... ... ... 6d.
CRANE RADIATOR FITTINGS
Plugs, Cast Iron
...............
Bushings
............................
Nipples, Mall. Iron ...............
Manilla Paper Washers
Bellite Washers
...............
1"
Price, each 3d.
>
5d.
M >
4^d.
Price, per doz. 6d.
> 1/6
RADIATOR TOOLS
*>--**..^------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ^
Fig. 831/2
Fig. 833
ir 4d. 6d. 5d. 6d.
1/6
Fig. 834
Length in inches ............... ... 12 19 24 36 Fig. 831 Nipple Wrench for l nipples 1/9 -- 2/6 3/3 each Fig. 832 ,, ,, ,, 1 ,, -- 3/3 -- 3/3 ,, Fig. 833 Key Wrench, 10/3 each. Fig. 834 Plug and Bushing Wrench--1|" For Pall Mall, 5f" and 7" Hospital 8/- ,,
1" For Wall, Concealed, and 3" Hospital 7/6 ,,
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RADIATOR DETAILS
STANDARD TAPPINGS (See separate list for Concealed Radiator details). Unless otherwise ordered all Radiators are supplied tapped as under:
Heating Surface
Hot Water
Steam
1 to 12 sq. feet 13 to 30 sq. feet 31 to 50 sq. feet 51 and over ..
3"
X" v X"
23f"
vx
\
J
\" i" x i"
I*"* 1" x f"
* Except for Wall 3* Hospital and copper Radiators, the maximum tapping for which is 1".
In the absence of instructions radiators will be assumed to be for Hot Water.
Radiators are despatched bushed top and bottom opposite ends in the absence of other instructions, but if required otherwise the connections should be described as under:
.
ORDERING END SECTIONS
When ordering end sections, please state whether with or without feet, if for water or steam and whether flow end or return end. Inner screwing of flow sections is right hand and return sections left hand, excepting for Wall Radiators which are the reverse. Con cealed Radiators may be either.
TESTING All radiators are twice tested to 100 lb. hydraulic pressure before leaving the factory. It is not recommended, however, that Radiators for Steam heating be used with a steam pressure exceeding 20 lb. (30 lb. for Concealed Radiators.)
PAINTING. Radiators are painted at the Foundry one coat of grey protective paint which serves as a priming coat and will usually save one coat of decorators' paint.
DESPATCHING LONG RADIATORS
Six-Column and 5|in. or 7^ in. Hospital Radiators longer than 20 sections, Four-Column, Two-Column, 3 in. Hospital, and Window Radiators longer than 25 sections, and Con cealed Radiators longer than 36 sections will ordinarily be despatched in two or more portions. All Radiators with feet, of 25 sections and longer, will be supplied with centre leg section. Wall Radiators longer than 4 sections are likewise sent in portions. Please state on order if nipple wrenches are required (see page 32).
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CRANE HEATING BOILERS
RANGE. The Heating Boilers described in the ensuing pages are suitable for all classes of buildings and include additional to previous lists a new design Carlton Boiler and a No. 4 series "Whitehall" Boiler.
RATINGS. The ratings in British Thermal Units per hour are based on the Boiler heating surface multiplied by the usual constant of 4,400 B.Th.U. per square foot of Boiler heating surface. Ratings in square feet of Cast Iron Radiation are based on 160 B.Th.U. per square foot of Radiator surface, and in accordance with general practice are gross values. A deduction for pipe losses, etc., should be made to obtain the nett.
FUEL CAPACITIES. The fuel capacities shown represent the capacity of the firebox up to the level of the centre line of the firing door.
TAPPING DETAILS. All screwed connections on Crane Heating Boilers are tapped British Standard Taper Pipe Thread. For details of the tappings, see pages 37 and 78.
SMOKE PIPES. All smoke outlets for Crane Heating Boilers are full area and to receive Pipes made to British Standard Specification No. 41. Boiler smoke outlets are Sockets.
BOILER FORWARDING. "Carlton" Boilers are despatched with the sections assembled but all "Whitehall" Boilers are forwarded with sections unassembled. Crates for Whitehall Jackets only are returnable if delivered to our Works carriage paid within 7 days.
ERECTING INSTRUCTIONS. Erecting instructions are sent with every Boiler but spare copies can be had on request.
ENLARGING "WHITEHALL" SECTIONAL BOILERS. Any "White hall" Boiler may be extended up to the limit of the catalogue capacity by the addition of new sections which may be fitted either at the front or the rear. In the absence of other instructions, sections and nipples only are despatched; customers should state if they require new tie rods, damper rods and jacket extension pieces.
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CARLTON BOILER
CRANE
HE "Carlton" Boiler is regarded as the most successful effort to
Tprovide a Boiler combining a satisfactory appearance with an effective output. When supplied in vitreous enamel finish the Boiler is per fectly in keeping in a breakfast room, entrance hall, or other similar living room, yet internally, the arrangement of the heating surfaces is the acme of efficiency. This efficient design and the undermentioned exclusive features likewise contribute in producing "the Boiler that has set a new standard":--
PATENT DESIGN
HE "Carlton" Boiler embodies the Crane
TPatent controlled water travel feature which directs a rapid water circulation over the fire box crown, thus achieving maximum heat transfer and prolonged life of the Boiler. (Patent No. 354545).
WATER-COOLED GRATE BARS
HE water-cooled
Tgrate bars not only increase efficiency and reduce the formation of clinker but eliminate the continual expense of re newing burnt-out fire bars.
Reveals the waterway top, the flues through which the gases travel before reaching the chimney, the water-cooled fire-bars and the water-way beneath the ash-pit.
LOOSE SOLID GRILL BARS OOSE solid grill bars can be supplied instead
L, of water-cooled if it is desired to convert to special systems of firing later.
Showing how "Con trolled Water Tra vel" is attained by baffles directing the water flow over the fire box crown.
PRE-HEATED SECONDARY AIR
AXIMUM combustion of the fuel and gases
Mis obtained by the entrance of secondary air above the fire bed: this air supply is under control and pre-heated by the special design of door and baffle.
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ACCURATE MACHINING AND STRENGTH
VEN metal thickness, strength and accurate machining, all are found in
Ethe "Carlton" Boiler. The more than usually adequate metal thickness ensures a wide margin of safety for all possible conditions and guards against fire box corrosion. The surfaces of all sections are ground true to give smoke-tight joints.
STOKING PERIODS
ADEQUATE fuel capacities are provided to avoid the necessity for too frequent stoking, and so that the boiler can easily be kept alight throughout the night hours.
LOW RETURN TAPPING
HE exceptionally low level of the main return enables radiators to be
Tfixed at the same level as the Boiler.
OIL FIRING
HE design of the "Carlton" Boiler is especially
Tsuitable for oil firing, for which purpose the boiler can be supplied without the watercooled grate bars.
ROOM MODEL AND BASEMENT MODEL
HE "Carlton" Boiler is supplied in two styles,
Tthe Room Model and the Basement Model, the latter for the Heating Chamber, Basement or Scullery, without the moulded top and floor ash tray which are supplied with the Room Model. Bosses for Mountings are provided on the Base ment Model, and in the other case it is assumed the mountings will be attached to the pipework in inconspicuous positions.
JACKETS
Room Model with Jacket. Green or brown vitreous enamelled.
I ACKETS are machine made of the highest quality sheet steel and included I in the price is the moulded base illustrated. The Room Model has an J uninsulated sheet steel Jacket enamelled the same colour as the Boiler
when enamel finish is ordered, but the Jacket used with the Basement Boiler is a really efficient heat conserver, being lined with asbestos on sides, top and back.
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HOT WATER SUPPLY
N conjunction with a Crane Indirect
ICylinder, the "Carlton" Boiler is most suitable for providing domestic hot water in addition to the radiator heating. The Boiler is provided with two separate flow tappings and an additional tapping can be provided on either side of the boiler for the return from the Indirect Cylinder.
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FIVE DIFFERENT STYLES
HERE are no less than five styles in
Twhich the "Carlton" Boiler is regu larly supplied. I. Room Model, black finish.
2. Room Model, with platework vitreous enamelled plain green or plain brown and boiler body finished in heat resisting paint to match.
3. Room Model with jacket, all vitreous enamelled mottled grey, plain green, or plain brown as standard.
Plan view showing the efficient arrangement of heating surfaces, and the adequate waterways. The corrugated surfaces of the front and back of the fire box give increased transmission and addi
tional strength.
4. Basement Model, black finish.
5. Basement Model, with asbestos lined galvanized sheet steel jackets.
(Sizes 108 and 109 are not supplied in Room Model finishes.)
TAPPING DETAILS
O. 10 "Carlton" Boilers, 107 and
Nlonger are provided with additional returns on both sides of second sec tion without extra charge and the arrangement of flow and return tap pings illustrated in the diagram, viz., flows and returns at opposite ends, is recommended with boilers longer than six sections. If it is thought necessary to connect to the rear section one return requiring a low level of tapping, then another return should preferably be connected to the second section of the boiler.
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THE
NEW CARLTON
Registered Design No. 829725
BOILER
RATING AND CAPACITIES
No.
B.Th.U.s per hour
Heating Power C.i. Radiation
sq. ft.
(gross)
External
Surface* B.Th.U.s per hour
Boiler Heating Surface sq. ft.
Fuel capacity
cu. ft.
Grate area
sq. ft.
Water
Content gallons
3
32,500
205
2,800
7-40
0-87
0-70
4-5
4
42,000
265
3,000
9-55 105 0-80
5-2
5
51,500
325
3,300
11-70
1-35
1-05
5-9
6
61,000
385
3,600
13.85
1-65
1-30
6-6
PRICES
Room Model
Basement Model
No. Boiler
Jacket
Vitreous Enamel Finish extra+
(Grey Mottle)
Boiler^
Insulated Galvanized Steel Jacket',
Stoking Tools
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
3
756
1 16
200
736
296
90
4
8 14 6
1 50
230
8 12 6
2 13 0
90
5
10 3 6
1 86
260
10 1 6
2 16 6
99
6
II 12 6
1 12 0
290
II 10 6
300
99
* Without Jacket.
t Exposed portions of boiler and jacket enamelled same colour. Prices are for Mottled Grey: plain Dark Green, Dark Brown 25% extra: Cream and Black 50% extra.
| Extra for Ash Tray, if required, 2/-.
|| Lined with sheet asbestos.
Both Room and Basement Models can be supplied unjacketed, enamelled plain Green or Brown, Boiler in heat-resisting enamel, Platework in vitreous enamel, at the above enamelling prices.
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Boiler No.
3 4 5 6
A Overall Length
201" 22" 25" 28"
B
Length of Boiler
Smoke Pipe Size
121" 14" 17" 20"
41"
4|" 5" 5"
Tappings at Back
Flow*
Returnf
Two 2" Two 2" Two 2" Two 2"
One 2" One 2" One 2" One 2"
* One additional FLOW tapping 2" Size is provided on top of rear section of Basement Model only. Front section (Basement Model only) is provided with j'.and f" tappings for Thermometer and Safety Valve. f Additional 15" RETURN tappings can be furnished at either side to special order, 1/6 each nett extra. Damper Regulator when supplied operates check draught on right-hand side of smoke hood. Boilers can be supplied with smoke outlet looking upwards or to the back. The former are supplied unless otherwise instructed. Smoke outlets are sockets. All boilers are delivered with sections assembled.
Dimensions and Prices of Smoke Pipes and Fittings shown on pages 96 and 97.
See pages 100-106 for MOUNTINGS.
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THE
NEW CARLTON
OPEN FIRE
Registered Design No. 829726
BOILER
No.
30F 40F 50F 60F
B.Th.U.s per hour
Heating Power C.l. Radiation
sq. ft.
(gross)
External
Surface B.Th.U.s* per hour
32,500 42,000 51,500 61,000
205 265 325 385
3,000 3,200
3,500 3,800
Grate Area sq. ft.
0-70 0-82 1-06 1-30
Fuel Capacity cu. ft.
0-87 1 -05 1 -35 1 -65
Water Content Gallons
4-5 5-2 5-9 6-6
No.
30F 40F 50F 60F
Boiler
l s. d.
75 8 14 10 3 II 12
6 6 6
6
Room Model
Jacket s. d.
PRICES
Vitreous Enamel Finish extraf (grey mottled) S. d.
11 15 18 1 12
6 0 6 0
200 230 260 290
Basement Model
Boileri s. d.
Insulated Galvanized Steel Jacket]1
s. d.
73 8 12 10 1 II 10
6 6
6 6
29 2 13 2 16 30
6 0 6 0
Stoking Tools
s. d.
90 90 99 99
* Without Jacket.
+ Exposed portions of boiler and jacket enamelled same colour. Prices are for Mottled Grey: plain Dark Green and Dark Brown 25% extra.
$ Extra for Ash Troy, if required, 2/-.
|j Lined with sheet asbestos.
Both Room and Basement Models can be supplied unjacketed, enamelled plain Green or Brown, Boiler in heat-resisting enamel, Platework in vitreous enamel, at the above enamelling prices.
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Boiler No.
A
Overall Length
B
Length of Boiler
DIMENSIONS
Smoke c Pipe
Size
Tappings
Flow*
Room
Basement
Return Both Models
30F 40F 50F 60F
21" 22" 25i" 28i"
I2F 14"
17" 20"
5" 5"
53"
53"
H" Two 2" One 2"
4j" Two 2" One 2"
5"
Two 2"
One 2"
5"
Two 2"
One 2"
One 2" One 2" One 2" One 2"
* Basement Boiler is regularly supplied in addition with the two 2" flows on face of back section plugged.
Additional \j" RETURN Tappings con be furnished at either side to special order at 1/6 each nett extra.
Front section (Basement Model only) is regularly provided with and tappings for Thermometer and Safety Valve respectively.
Damper Regulator when supplied operates on check draught on right hand side of smoke hood. Boilers are supplied with Smoke Hood with outlet pointing upwards or to back. The former is supplied unless otherwise instructed.
Smoke outlets are sockets.
All Boilers are delivered with sections assembled unless otherwise instructed.
Dimensions and Prices of Smoke Pipe and Fittings shown on pages 96 and 97.
See pages 100-106 for MOUNTINGS.
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THE CARLTON BOILER
ROOM MODEL WITH ENAMELLED JACKET
BASEMENT MODEL WITH ASBESTOS LINED JACKET
RATING AND CAPACITIES
No.
B.Th.U.s per hour
Heating
Power C.h Radiation
sq. ft. (gross)
*External Surface B.Th.U.s per hour
Boiler Heating
Surface sq. ft.
Fuel
Capacity cub. ft.
03 32,000
200
04 41,000
250
05 50,000
310
06 59,000
370
07 68,000 425
2,800 3,000 3,300 3,600 3,900
7-25 9-35 11-35 13-40 15-45
0-73 0-84
1-11 1-36 1-62
Grate Area sq. ft.
0-63 0-75 0-97 1-21 1-44
Water Content gallons
5-85 6-25 7-10 7-95 8-75
PRICES
Boiler S. d.
Room Model
jacket s. d.
Vitreous Enamel Finish
Extrai s. d.
Basement Model
Boilerl
5. d.
Insulated Galvanized
Steel Jacket1
s. d.
Stoking Tools
s. d.
03
776
1 09
1 17 10
75 0 292
90
04
8 13 6
1 40
210
8 II 3 2 12 6
90
05
9 19 6
1 73
242
9 17 6 2 15 10
99
06
II 5 6
1 10 6
274
II 3 9
2 19 2
99
07
12 II 6
1 13 9
2 10 6
12 10 0
326
99
* Without jacket.
f Exposed portions of boiler and Jacket enamelled same colour. Prices are for Mottled Grey:
plain Dark Green and Dark Blown 25% extra: Cream and Black 50% extra.
+ Extra for Ash Tray, if required, 2/-
jj Lined with sheet asbestos.
Both Room and Basement Models can be supplied unjacketed, enamelled plain Green or Brown, Boiler in heat-resisting enamel, Platework in vitreous enamel, at the above enamelling prices.
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THE CARLTON BOILER
SERIES No. O
Boiler No.
03 04 05 06 07
A Overall Length
204" 22" 25" 28" 31"
DIMENSIONS
B Length of
Boiler
Smoke Pipe Size
12F 134"
I6|" I9|" 22|"
5" 5" 5" 5" 5"
Tappings at Back
Flow*
Returnf
Two 2" Two 2" Two 2" Two 2" Two 2"
One 2" One 2" One 2" One 2" One 2"
* One additional FLOW tapping I j" Size can be furnished on top (Basement Model only) to special order, I /6 nett extra.
Front section (Basement Model only) can be provided with and f" tappings for Thermometer and Safety Valve to order.
f Additional l-j" RETURN tappings can be furnished at either side to special order, 1/6 each nett extra.
All boilers tapped " at front for Damper Regulator and plugged when Regulator not required.
Boilers can be supplied with smoke outlet looking upwards or to the back. is supplied unless otherwise instructed. Smoke outlets are sockets.
All boilers are delivered with sections assembled.
The former
Dimensions and Prices of Smoke Pipes and Fittings shown on pages 96 and 97. See pages 100-106 for MOUNTINGS.
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THE CARLTON BOILER
RATINGS AND CAPACITIES
No.
B.Th.U.s per hour
Heating Power C.l.
Radiation sq. ft. (gross)
External Surface* B.Th.U.s per hour
Boiler Heating
Surface sq. ft.
Fuel Capacity
cu. ft.
Grate Area sq. ft.
Water
Content gallons
104 70,000 105 85,500 106 101,000 107 116,500 108 132,000 109 147,000
440 535*
630* 730 825 920
5,200 6,100 7,000 7,900 8,800 9,700
15-90 19-40 23-00 26-50 30-00 33-50
1-61 2-09 2-58 3-04 3-53 4-00
1-01 1 -32 1-63
1-94 2-25 2-56
9-35 10-79 12-23 13-67 15.12 16-57
PRICES
Room Model
Basement Model
No. Boiler
Jacket
Vitreous Enamel Finish
Boiler +
Insulated Galvanized
Stoking Tools
extra+
Steel Jacket *
S. d.
s. d.
s. d.
S. d.
s. d.
s. d.
104 13 5 4 105 15 16 0 106 18 6 8 107 20 17 4 108 --
109 --
1 16
22 28 2 14
9
9 6 6
--
--
2 15 32 38 3 15
--
--
6
0
6 0
13 0 15 9 17 19 20 8 23 18 25 7
0
6 0 6 0 6
32 36 3 10 3 15 3 19 43
0 4 8 0 4 8
99 99 14 3 14 3 14 3 14 3
* Without Jacket.
t Exposed portions of boiler and jacket enamelled same colour. Prices are for Mottled
Grey: plain Dark Green and Dark Brown 25% extra: Cream and Black 50% extra.
t Extra for Ash Tray, if required, 2/6.
|| Lined with sheet asbestos.
Both Room and Basement Models can be supplied unjacketed, enamelled plain Green or Brown, Boiler in heat-resisting enamel, Platework in vitreous enamel, at the above enamelling prices.
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SERIES No. 10
BOILER
CRANE
DIMENSIONS* * *
Boiler No.
AB Overall Length of Length Boiler
c
Smoke
Tappings
D Pipe
Size Flow* Returnf
104 26f" I4|" 71"
3f'
6" Two 2" One 21"
105 29" 171" 71"
31"
6" Two 2" One 21"
106 334" 201" 71"
31"
6" Two 2" One 21"
107 37L" 241" 9"
108 40f" 271" 9"
109 44"
30f" 9"
4^4h4^8-8J8LiL"""
7" Two 2" One 21" 7" One 21" One 21" 7" One 21" One 21"
* Basement Boiler (all sizes) is regularly supplied with 2-j" flow on top of rear section and the two 2" flows on face of back section plugged.
Additional 2" FLOW Tappings can be furnished at either side to special order at 2/- each nett extra.
f Additional 2" RETURN Tappings can be furnished at either side to special order 2/- each nett extra except where returns are provided free (see page 37).
Front section (Basement Model only) is regularly provided with 4" and " tappings for Thermometer and Safety Valves respectively.
All Boilers tapped J" at front for Damper Regulator and plugged when regulator not required.
No. 107 and 109 can be supplied with 6" smoke hood if specified on order, but 7" is advised for these sizes. (No. 107 has 6" smoke pipe when supplied as Room Model.)
Boilers are supplied with Smoke Hood providing outlet pointing upwards or to back. Smoke outlets are sockets.
All Boilers are delivered with sections assembled unless otherwise instructed.
Dimensions and Prices of Smoke Pipe and Fittings shown on pages 96 and 97.
See pages 100-106 for MOUNTINGS.
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THE CARLTON BOILER
SERIES Np. 10--OPEN FIRE
1
ROOM MODEL WITH ENAMELLED JACKET
No,
B.Th.Us, per hour
Heating Power C.i. Radiation sq. ft,
(gross)
*External Surface B.Th.U.s
per hour
104 70,000 105 85,500
106 101,000 107 116,500
440 535 630 730
5,200 6,100 7,000 7,900
Grate Area sq, ft.
1 -01 1 -32 1 -63 1 -94
PRICES*
Fuel capacity cu. ft.
1 61 2 09 2-58 3 04
* Without Jacket.
t Exposed portions of boiler and Jacket enamelled same colour. Prices are for Mottled Grey: plain Dark Green or Dark Brown 25% extra. Cream and Black 50% extra.
$ Extra for Ash Tray, if required, 2/6.
]| Lined with sheet asbestos.
Both Room and Basement Models can be supplied unjacketed, enamelled plain Green or Brown, Boiler in heat-resting enamel, Platework in vitreous enamel, at the above enamelling prices.
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THE CARLTON BOILER
SERIES No. 10
Boiler No.
A6
Overall Length of Length Boiler
c
104 26*' 14*' 105 291" 17*'
106 33** 201"
107 37*' 24i"
w
7771""
9"
DIMENSIONS
D
Smoke Pipe*
Size
3*' 6" 31" 6" 31" 6" H" 7"
Tappings
F/owt
Room
Basement
Two 2" Two 2" Two 2" Two 2"
One 21" One 21" One 21" One 21"
Return
Both Models
One 21" One 21" One 21" One 21"
* No. 107 has 6" Smoke Pipe when supplied as Room Model. t Basement Boiler is regularly supplied in addition with the two 2" flows on face of back
section plugged. Additional 2" FLOW and RETURN Tappings can be furnished at either side to special order.
Price 2/- each nett extra, except where returns provided free (see page 37). Front section (Basement Model only) is regularly provided with 1" and f* tappings for
Thermometer and Safety Valve respectively. Damper Regulator operates on check draught on right-hand side of smoke hood. Boilers are supplied with Smoke Hood providing outlet pointing upwards or to back. Smoke outlets are sockets. All Boilers are delivered with sections assembled unless otherwise instructed. Dimensions and Prices of Smoke Pipe and Fittings shown on pages 96 and 97. See pages 100-106 for MOUNTINGS.
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THE CARLTON BOILER
WITH OVEN (Potent applied for)
FOR RURAL SCHOOLS, WORKS, CANTEENS, Etc.
The Carlton Boiler, fitted with oven, is very effective for warming milk or keeping food hot, but is not intended for cooking.
The oven is insulated on the top and sides and is provided with two cast iron shelves and guides.
Supplied unjacketed only.
RATINGS AND PRICES
No.
B.Th.U.s per hour
Heating Power C.l. Radiation sq. ft. (gross)
Boiler*
Vitreous Enamel Stoking
Finish extraf
Tools
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
104 70,000
440
20 10 0
2 15 6
99
105 85,500
535
22 19 6
320
99
106 101,000
630
25 9 0
386
14 3
107 116,500
730
27 18 6
3 15 0
14 3
108 132,000
825
30 8 0
416
14 3
109 147,000
920
32 17 6
480
14 3
* Black finish.
Bright parts chromium plated 3/- extra.
f Supplied unjacketed, enamelled (plain, not mottled) Green or Brown, Boiler Body and Oven in heat-resisting enamel paint, Platework in vitreous enamel.
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CARLTON
WITH OVEN
CRANE
BOILER
Boiler No.
104 105 106 107 108 109
A Overall Length
28" 31*' 34*" 37*' 41" 44*"
DIMENSIONS*
6
Length of Boiler
Smoke Pipe
Size
I4|" ' 17*'
20*' 24" 27*" 30"
6" 6" 6" 6" 6" 6"
Tappings at back
Flow
Return
Two 2" Two 2" Two 2" Two 2" Two 2" Two 2"
One 2*" One 2*" One 2*" One 2*" One 2*" One 2*"
* Dimensions C, D, E, F and G are 60", 41", 185", 16" and 2f" respectively. Additional 2" FLOW and RETURN Tappings can be furnished at either side to special order
at 2/- each nett extra, excepting where returns are provided free (see page 37). All Boilers tapped " at front for Damper Regulator and plugged when regulator not
required. Thermometer and Safety Valve should be fitted on Flow-pipe. All Boilers are delivered with sections assembled unless otherwise instructed. Dimensions and Prices of Smoke Pipe and Fittings shown on pages 96 and 97. See pages 100-106 for MOUNTINGS.
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CRANE GAS-FIRED BOILERS
FOR CENTRAL HEATING OR INDIRECT HOT WATER SUPPLY
No. 03G--No. I07G VITREOUS ENAMELLED
FINISH
No. I4G--No. 4I6G INSULATED JACKET GREEN CELLULOSE FINISH
SPECIFICATION:
Boilers are fitted with a complete set of Barber-Duoflam Gas Burners with Pilot Jet and Cock.
The equipment includes: Sizes 03G to I07G--Grey Mottled Enamelled Jacket; Size I08G-- Galvanized Insulated Steel Jacket, with Grey Mottled Enamelled Platework; Boilers size 14G upwards have Asbestos Lined Jacket finished in two-tone Green. Solid fire-bars are included throughout for the purpose of supporting the burners and possible con version to coke firing.
Mountings include: Thermostat and Thermostat Valve with nickel plated copper tube connections, Gas Governor, chromium plated Gas Cocks on branches to burners.
CONVERSION TO SOLID FUEL
Boilers are so supplied that they can be converted to solid fuel firing simply by removal of the burner and sheet metal baffles, and the substitution of the standard clinker door for the special lower platework illustrated.
For sizes of pipe connections and flue outlets, refer to ordinary solid fuel boilers.
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GAS-FIRED BOILERS
FOR CENTRAL HEATING OR INDIRECT HOT WATER SUPPLY
No.
03G 04G 05G 06G 07G
I04G 105G I06G I07G I08G
I4G I5G I6G 17G
24G 25G 26G 27G 28G
35G 36G 37G 38G 39G 3I0G
47G 48G 49G 4I0G 41IG 4I2G 4I3G 4I4G 4I5G 4I6G
Rating
B.Th.U.s per hour
Heating Power Gas Consump
C.l, Radiation tion, cubic feet
sq. ft. (gross)
per hour*
32,000 41,000 50,000 59,000 68,000
63,000 77,000 91,000 105,000 119,000
93,000 117,000 141,000 165,000
163,000 205,000 247,000 289,000 331,000
322,000 389,000 456,000 523,000 590,000 657,000
629,000 721,500 814,000 906,500 999,000 1,091,500 1,184,000 1,276,500 1,369,000 1,461,500
200 255 310 370 425
395 480 570 655 745
580 730 880 1,030
1,020 1,280 1,540 1,800 2,060
2,000 2,430 2,850 3,280 3,690 4,100
3,930 4,500 5,100 5,670 6,240 6,850 7,400 8,000 8,550 9,100
80 103
125 148 170
158 193 228 263 298
233 293 353 413
408 513 618 723 828
805 973 1,141 1,309 1,477 1,645
1,572 1,804 2,035 2,266 2,497 2,729 2,960 3,191 3,422 3,654
-
Size of Gas
Supply
11
1" i 3/' 43"
1"
2." 3.7/
2."
1"
>r
ir
iirr
iv \v
2" 2"
2" 2"
2" 2" 2" 2
2Y
3" 3" 3" 3" 3"
Vice L s. d.
17 n
19 10 21 19 23 12 25 13
0 0 0 0 0
27 6 0 30 7 0 34 8 0 39 0 0 41 5 0
33 7 39 12 43 5 49 16
0 0 0 0
53 14 59 8 69 4 77 13 87 17
0 0 0 0 0
92 16 101 5 124 3 137 16 148 8 161 9
0 0 0 0 0 0
163 0 0 182 0 0 201 0 0 221 0 0
240 0 0 259 0 0 278 0 0 297 0 0 316 0 0 335 0 0
* Based on 500 B.Th.U.s per hour calorific value of gas.
Automatic Air Supply Control Valve, for Boilers No. I4G--No. 4I6G, 3 10 0 extra. It is recommended that the gas supply be one size larger than the size above indicated. Room Thermostat 1 18 6, Clock Control, details on application. Prices for Conversion Sets for existing Crane Boilers on application. The calorific value, supply pressure and the specific gravity of the gas supply should be mentioned when ordering.
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THE WHITEHALL SECTIONAL BOILER (Patent No. 354545) 'HhEe "Whitehall" jacketed Sectional Boiler depicted above, for hot water, burns coke, anthracite or oil, and is manufactured in sizes to fit buildings of all types: "Whitehall" Boilers are abreast of the latest developments. These Boilers, made in our Ipswich Works, offer to the heating trade easier, more economical assembly, a better installation and an opportunity to stimulate sales by giving customers entirely new, outstandingly better products at no higher price. To the public is offered better heating efficiency and consequent fuel saving; the durability of fine engineering and a compact, neat beauty helping to abolish the ugly "stoke-hole" of the past. 52
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WHITEHALL BOILERS
EXCLUSIVE POINTS OF IMPROVEMENT
HE efficient transfer of heat from fuel to the heating medium is
Tthe primary consideration in designing a boiler. Crane designers have accomplished this by the following three EXCLUSIVE features:--
(tr) Controlled WATER TRAVEL. (>) Increased "CEILING" Heating Surface. (c) Restricted area high velocity gas flues.
By these and other means every effort has been made to extract the maximum heat units from the fuel consumed so as to give lowest possible flue outlet temperatures.
CONTROLLED WATER TRAVEL
HIS outstanding feature is the direction of the water in the
Tboiler over definite paths to absorb the maximum amount of heat.
Water rising up each leg is turned across the top of the combustion chamber by baffles. Here it rises through a passage formed by the inner sides of the first pass flues where the stream is divided and flows outwardly to each side of the boiler. It then rises to the top of the section and through the nipple ports to the flow outlets. Areas of water passages are proportioned to suit water flow.
Consequently the major proportion of the water circulating through the boiler is directed over that most vulnerable part of the Boiler, the furnace crown, resulting in the highest rate of trans mission and tending to reduce "steaming" and the possible formation of scale.
Secondly, the water passing over these
most efficient heating surfaces travels a
greater distance and at a higher rate of
flow, with a scrubbing action that breaks TMs.diaBraml visualizes the Controlled 49 Water Travel as shown m the Nos. 2,3,
down insulating film.
and 4 "Whitehall" Sectional Boilers.
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INCREASED "CEILING" HEATING SURFACE
N the Nos. 2, 3 and 4 Boilers the elongated gas flues of both the
O first and second pass present a maximum of "ceiling" heating surface, those horizontal surfaces at the top of the flues which being above the flue gases absorb greater heat than the side walls.
There is approximately 50 per cent, more "ceiling" heating surface in Whitehall Boilers than in other similar boilers.
Diagram illustrating the large proportion of "ceiling" heat
ing surface.
SCIENTIFICALLY DESIGNED GAS FLUES
LUES of restricted area not only result
Fin higher velocity gas flow giving increased transmission, but the whole area of each is traversed by the hot gases, instead of just the centre as with large sluggish flues.
PREHEATED SECONDARY AIR
NOTHER noteworthy feature is the provision made
A to ignite the gases given off above the firebed by means of a preheated supply of secondary air applicable either to firing with a thin fire or when the boiler is banked.
The air supply which is under control by means of hit and miss regulators passes twice over the baffle deflectors, thus absorbing the maximum heat and preventing the outer baffle from being burned through and becoming preheated at the same time.
WATER COOLED GRATES
ATER cooled grate bars, provided on all sizes of "Whitehall" Boilers,
W assist in obtaining maximum efficiency and reduce the forma tion of clinker. They also save the building owner the expense and annoyance of continually renewing burnt out firebars. Boilers can be supplied fitted with loose grill bars, if a future change over to oil or an automatic stoker is contemplated.
ATTENDANT'S WORK IS MADE EASIER
ENDING has been made easier in a number of ways. The broad
Tflat surfaces of gas flues have less tendency to collect efficiency impairing soot, and they afford ready access for cleaning. The smoke damper with positive indicator on front of boiler has a locking spring which holds it in position when adjusted.
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MANUFACTURING PRECISION MEANS A NEATER, BETTER JOB, AND LOW COST INSTALLATION
TILL more EXCLUSIVE features which demonstrate the superiority of CRANE "WHITEHALL" BOILERS:--
New Patented method of Assembly reduces labour and installation costs by one-third. (Patent No. 415007.)
Flat surfaces of all sections are accurately ground by specially designed machines to give a tight, true fit. Putty groove gives added safeguard against air or gas leakage.
All doors and dampers have accurately ground flat surfaces which permit them to shut tight, without air or dust leaks. Corresponding parts are interchangeable.
Fittings secured to Boiler by means of loose bolts easily removed, instead of studs likely to break off.
All Boilers assembled at Factory and tested hydraulically before despatch.
Two-tone green jacket ^which effectively insulates and gives the Crane Boiler the appeal of beauty.
HITEHALL Boilers are provided with Jackets which are a
Wmarked advance on those obtainable elsewhere. Consulting and Heating Engineers have in the past preferred plastic asbestos, desiring an efficiently insulated boiler, although acknowledging the superior appearance and convenience of the sheet metal casing. Crane jackets conserve heat as much as does l^in. thickness of plastic asbestos, for the top, sides and back of the boiler are first protected with a I in. thick slab of high efficiency asbestos, guaranteed not to char or powder, and encasing this a machine-made steel jacket, tastefully finished in colour, giving permanence and a worth-while finish.
HE jacket has been planned for exactness in fit and ease of installation.
TAfter the boiler is installed and tested, the panels are simply set in place and four screws at the top corners inserted and tightened. The jacket need never be marred in making adjustments.
To meet the requirements of those who wish for a metal casing only, without insulation, a competitive jacket of galvanized sheet steel is also offered but the insulated jacket is recommended.
Jackets can be supplied for the Nos. 2, 3 and 4 " Whitehall " Boilers fixed in battery form.
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THE No. I WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR SOLID FUEL (with water cooled Firebars)
i
See page 74 for Boilers with loose
solid Firebars.
See page 66 for No. I Boiler for
Stoker Firing.
RATINGS
No.
BoHer Heating
Surface sq. ft.
Heating Power C.l. Radiation
sq. ft. (gross)
B.T/i.U.s per hour
Fuel Capacity
cu. ft.
14 23-5 15 29-5 16 35-5 J7 41-5
18 47'5
650 815 975 1,140 1,300
104,000 130,000 156,000 182,000 208,000
2-6
3-5 4-4 5-3 6-2
Grate Area sq. ft.
2-32 3-10 3-90 4-68 5-47
Woter Content
galls.
15-8 19-2 22-7 26-1 29-6
Number
No. of Sections
B.Th.U.s per hour
14 4 15 5 16 6 17 7 18 8
104,000 130,000 156,000 182,000 208,000
PRICES
Boiler
s. d.
19 2 22 II 26 1 29 10 33 0
0
6 0 6 0
Stok/ng Too/s
s. d.
19 19
11
11 14
0 0
3
3 0
Insulated Jacket in
Colour
s. <f.
3 II 41 4 II 51 5 II
0 0
0 0 0
Non-insulated Galvanized Jacket
s. d.
2 13
31 39 3 17 44
9
6 3 0 9
Stoking Tools and one f" size emptying cock sent with boiler unless otherwise instructed. Extra Intermediate Sections with Nipples for extending Boiler ... each 3 9 6
Prices for new tie rods and damper rods on application.
Jacket extension pieces, non insulated ...................................... per section
,, ,, ,, insulated..................................................
,,
90 13 3
The No. I "Whitehall" Boiler can be supplied with or without loose grill bars instead of water cooled grates for Automatic Stoker Firing. Ratings and Prices on pages 66
and 74.
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THE No. I WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR SOLID FUEL (Patent No. 354545)
DIMENSIONS
Number
Length of
Smoke
No. of Boiler Pipe
Sections
A
Size
Screwed Tappings*
Flows on Topt
Returns at Side
14 4
22"
8"
One 3"
One 3"
15 5
28"
8"
One 3"
One 3"
16 6
34"
8"
Two 3"
Two 3"
17 7
40"
8"
Two 3"
Two 3"
18 8
46"
8"
Two 3"
Two 3"
See page 80 for dimensions of ashpit
* Indicates the number of tappings included in price. See page 78 for standard positions of tappings.
f 2" tapping can be provided on top of rear section for open vent or flow Price 2/- net
In addition all boilers have one2" and two I" tappings for mountings and two l" for emptying.
Special intermediate sections can be supplied with 3" screwed horizontal flow, height from floor to centre 35f".
Customers should send sketch with order indicating desired position of tappings.
Measurements and Prices of Boiler Fittings shown on pages 98 and 99.
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THE No. 2 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR SOLID FUEL (with water cooled Firebars)
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RATINGS
No.
Boiler Heating Surface
sq. ft.
Heating Power C.l, Radiation
sq. ft. (gross)
B.Th.U.s per hour
Fuel
Capacity cu. ft.
24 40-0 25 50-7 26 61-4 27 72-1 28 82-8
29 93-5
1,100 1,390 1,690 1,980 2,280 2,570
176,000 223,000 270,000 317,000 364,000 411,000
4-20 5-55 6-90 8-25 9'60 10-95
Grate Area sq. ft.
3-40 4-48 5-56 6-64 7-72 8-80
Water Content galls.
28-8 35-1 41-4 47-7 54-0 60-3
PRICES
No.
Number of
Sections
B.Th.U.s f>er hour
Boiler
s. d.
Stoking Tools
s. d.
Insulated Jacket in
Colour s. d.
Non~lnsuloted Galvanized
Jacket s. d.
24
4
176,000
30 13 0
19 0 5 2 0 3 14 6
25
5
223,000
36 9 6
19 0 5 14 0 4 4 0
26
6
270,000
42 6 0
1 1 3 6 6 0 4 13 6
27
7
317,000
48 2 6
113
6 18 0
530
28
8
364,000
53 19 0
1 40
7 10 0
5 12 6
29
9
411,000
59 15 6
140
820
620
Stoking Tools and one f" size emptying cock sent with boiler unless otherwise instructed.
Extra Intermediate Sections with Nipples for extending Boiler
each 5 16 6
Prices for new tie rods and damper rods on application.
Jacket extension pieces, non-insuiated ......................................per section II 0
,, ,, ,, insulated
......................................
,,
13 9
The No. 2 "Whitehall" Boiler can be supplied with or without loose grill bars
instead of water cooled grates for Automatic Stoker Firing. Ratings and
Prices on pages 68 and 74
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THE No. 2 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR SOLID FUEL (Patent No. 354545)
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DIMENSIONS
No.
Number of
Sections
Length of Boiler
A
Smoke Pipe Size
Screwed Flanges*
Flows on
Topt
Returns at Side
24
4
23}"
8"
One 4"
One 4"
25 5
29r
8"
Two 4"
Two 4"
26 6
35jr"
8"
Two 4"
Two l,"
27 7
4ir
8"
Three 4"
Three 4"
28
8
47*"
10"
Three 4"
Three 4"
29 9
53r
10"
Three it!'
Three 4"
See page 80 for dimensions of ashpit.
* Indicates the number of tappings included in price. See page 78 for standard positions of tappings.
f 2" tapping can be provided on top of rear section for open vent or flow. Price 2/- nett.
In addition all boilers have one 2" and two I" tappings for mountings and two l" for emptying.
On special order, two 4" flanged return connections can be provided on face of back r section; dimensions on diagram above.
Special intermediate sections can be supplied with 4" flanged horizontal flow, height from floor to centre 445-".
Customers should send sketch with order indicating desired position of tappings.
A battery of two or more Boilers of the same length may be enclosed in a single jacket, centre to centre of Boilers 32".
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THE No. 3 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR SOLID FUEL (with water cooled Firebars)
*
See page 74 for Boilers with loose
solid Firebars
See page 70 for No. 3 Boiler for
Stoker Firing
RATINGS
No.
Boiler Heating
Surface sq. ft.
Heating Power C.l. Radiation
sq. ft. (gross)
B.Th.U.s per hour
Fuel
Capacity cu. ft.
35 78-18 36 94-32 37 110-45
38 126-60
39 142-73 310 158-87 311 175-00
312 191-13
2,150 2,590 3,040 3,480 3,930 4,370 4,810 5,260
344,000 415,000 486,000 557,000 628,000 699,000 770,000 841,000
10-7 13-2 15-7 18-2 20-7 23-2 25-7 28-2
Grate Area sq. ft.
6-53 8-06 9-59 11-12 12-65 14-18 15-71 17-24
Water Content galls.
66-9 78-6 90-3 102-0 113-7 125-4 137-1 148-8
PRICES
No.
Number
of Sections
B.Th.U.s per hour
Boiler s. d.
Stoking Tools
s. d.
35
5
344,000
54 6 0
1 26
36
6
415,000
62 7 0
1 26
37 7 486,000 70 8 0 1 6 0
38 8 557,000 78 9 0 1 6 0
39
9
628,000
86 10 0
1 II 6
310
10
699,000
94 II 0
1 II 6
311 II 770,000 102 12 0 1 13 6
312 12 841,000 110 13 0 1 13 6
Insulated Jacket in
Colour s. d.
740 846 950 10 5 6 II 6 0 12 6 6 13 7 0 14 7 6
Non-lnsulated Galvanized
Jacket s. d.
56 61 6 16 7 10 85 90 9 15 10 9
6 3 0 9 6 3 0 9
Stoking Tools and one size emptying cock sent with boiler unless otherwise instructed.
Extra Intermediate Section with Nipples for extending Boiler
... each 8 I 0
Prices for new tie rods and damper rods on application.
Jacket extension pieces, non-insulated ...................................... per section
16 0
,, ,, ,, insulated.................................................. ,, 10 0
The No. 3 "Whitehall" Boiler can be supplied with or without loose grill bars instead of
water cooled grates for Automatic Stoker Firing. Ratings and Prices on pages 70 and 74.
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No. 3 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR. SOLID FUEL (Patent No. 354545)
DIMENSIONS
Number
Length of
Smoke
No. of
Boiler
Pipe
Sections
A
Size
Screwed Flanges*t
Flows on 7op
Returns at Side
35 5 36 6 37 7 38 8 39 9 310 10 311 II 312 12
34"
10"
Two A"
Two 4"
41"
10"
Two 4"
Two 4"
48"
10"
Two 4"
Two 4"
55"
12"
Three 4"
Three 4"
62"
12"
Three 4"
Three 4"
69"
12"
Three 4"
Three 4"
76"
12"
Three 4"
Three 4"
83"
12"
Three 4"
Three 4"
See page 80 for dimensions of ashpit.
The No. 3 "Whitehall" has Universal Smoke Hood.
* 5" Screwed Flanges for Flows and Returns can be supplied if required. f Indicates the number of tappings included in price. See page 78 for standard positions of tappings. 2" tapping can be provided on top of rear section for open vent or flow. Price 2/- nett. In addition all boilers have one 2" and two I" tappings for mountings and two |A" for emptying.
On special order, two 4" flanged return connections can be provided on face of back section. Dimensions as diagram above.
One or more special intermediate sections can be supplied with horizontal flow con nection with 4" or 5" screwed flange.
Customers should send sketch with order indicating desired position of tappings. A battery of two or more Boilers of the same length may be enclosed in a single jacket, centre to centre of Boilers 42".
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THE No. 4 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR SOLID FUEL (with water cooled Firebars)
i
RATINGS
Boiler Heating Heating Power
No.
Surface
C.l. Radiation
sq. ft.
sq. ft. (gross)
B.Tfi.U.s per hour
Fuel Capacity
cu. ft.
47
148
4,060
650,000
20-19
48
170
4,680
748,000
23-43
49
192
5,290
846,000
26-67
410 215
5,900
944,000
29-91
411
237
6,510
1,042,000
33-15
412 259
7,130
1,140,000
36-39
413 282
7,740
1,238,000
39-63
414 304
8,350
1,336,000
42-87
415 326
8,960
1,434,000
46-11
Grote Area sq.ft.
11-92 13-86 15-80 17-74 19-68 21-62 23-56 25-50 27-44
Water Content
galls.
136 154 172 190 208 226 244 262 280
PRICES
No.
Number of
Sections
BJh.U.s per hour
Boiler s. d.
Stok/ng Tools
t s. d.
Insulated Jacket in
Colour s. d.
Non-jnsu/ated Galvanized
Jacket. s. d.
47 48
7 8
650,000 93 5 0 748,000 106 17 0
1 80 1 80
n 50 12 7 0
830 8 17 9
49 410 411 412 413 414 415
9 846,000 120 9 0 10 944,000 134 1 0 II 1,042,000 147 13 0
12 1,140,000 161 5 0 13 1,238,000 174 17 0
14 1,336,000 188 9 0
15 1,434,000 202 1 0
1 12 1 12 1 14 1 14 1 14 1 14 1 14
6 6 0 0 0 0
0
13 9 14 1 I
15 13 16 15 17 17
18 19
20 1
0 0 0 0 0 0
0
9 12
10 7
II 2 II 16 12 ii 13 6 14 1
6 3 0
9 6 3
0
Stoking Tools and two I" size emptying cocks sent with boiler unless otherwise instructed.
Extra Intermediate Section with Nipples for extending Boiler
... each 13 12 0
Jacket extension pieces, non-insulated...................................... per section
18 J
,,,,
,, insulated
......................................
..
.^ ?
The No. 4 "Whitehall" Boiler can be supplied with or without loose grill bars instead
of water cooled grates for Automatic Stoker Firing. Ratings and Prices on pages 72 and 74.
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THE No. 4 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR SOLID FUEL (Patent No. 354545)
DIMENSIONS
Number
Length of
Smoke
No. of
Boiler
Pipe
Sections
A
Size
Screwed F anges*f
Flows on Top
Returns at Side
47 7 48 8 49 9 410 10 411 II 412 12 413 13 414 14 415 15
48" 55" 62" 69" 76" 83" 90" 97" 104"
14"
Two 4"
Two 4"
14"
Two 4"
Two 4"
14"
Three 4"
Three 4"
14"
Three 4"
Three 4"
14"
Four 4"
Four 4"
14"
Four 4"
Four 4"
16"
Four 4"
Four 4"
16"
Four 4"
Four 4"
16"
Four 4"
Four 4"
See page 80 for dimensions of ashpit.
The No. 4 "Whitehall" has.Universal Smoke Hood. * 5" Screwed Flanges for Flows and Returns con be supplied if required. f Indicates the number of tappings included in price. See pages 78 and 79 for standard positions. 2" tapping can be provided on top of rear section for open vent or flow. Price 2/- nett.
In addition ail boilers have one 2" and two Itappings for mountings and two l" for emptying. On special order, two 4" flanged return connections can be provided on face of back section. Dimensions as diagram above. One or more special intermediate sections can be supplied with horizontal flow con nection with 4" or 5" screwed flange. Customers should send sketch with order indicating desired position of tappings. A Battery of two or more Boilers of the same length may be enclosed in a single jacket. Centre to centre of Boilers, 52j-".
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THE WHITEHALL BOILERS
HE outstanding features of the design of the "Whitehall" Sectional
TBoiler render it peculiarly suitable for firing by a mechanical stoker. The illustration shows a well-known type burning a low-price Bituminous Coal in conjunction with a "Whitehall" Boiler. The advantage of the elongated two-pass gas flues, obtainable only in Crane boilers, is apparent. Ratings, capacities, and prices are as on pages 66 to 73; minimum length of Boiler, 5 sections. Enquiries should state the make of Stoker it is proposed to instal. "Whitehall" Boilers are suitable for firing by means of any of the well-known Automatic Stokers.
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THE WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR OIL BURNING
HE Crane "Whitehall" Boilers are especially suited for Oil Burning.
TIn the Nos. 2, 3, and 4 "Whitehall" Boilers the gases cannot pass direct from the burner to the chimney. The elongated two-pass flues ensure the longest possible travel for the gases and the machine-faced, smoke-tight joints of the sections effectively prohibit short circuiting. In fact all of the advantages already described on pages 52 to 54 likewise fully apply to the Oil Burning Boiler. In addition the ample and even thickness of the metal in the sections is of greatest value in resisting corrosion and ensures long life. The Boiler is ordinarily supplied without water-cooled grates. Provision is made for supporting ordinary firebars if it is desired to change to solid fuel. Prices of "Whitehall" Oil Burning Boilers are without firebars and include front plate to suit all well known Burners The top hung door is fitted with a sight hole of fireproof glass having protector inside. The Damper is fitted with locking device for setting in any desired position and no damper control rod is therefore supplied with the Boiler. A boss is provided on the smokehood for flue-stat or gauge.
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THE No. I WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR OIL BURNING OR AUTOMATIC STOKER
I
SERIES "L" (With Jacket)
FOR OIL BURNING Front plate to suit Burner
RATINGS
SERIES "LS" (Without pocket) FOR AUTOMATIC STOKER
Front ashpit panel to suit Stoker
No.
14 L 15 L & 15 LS 16 L & 16 LS 17 L & 17 LS 18 L & 18 LS 19 L & 19 LS
$Boiler Heating Surface sq. ft.
21-0 26-5 32-0 37-5 43-0 48-5
Heating Power
C.l. Radiation sq. ft. (gross)
^Combustion Space cu. ft.
625 790 950 1,110
1,275 1,440
6*
n
%
B.Th.U.s per hour
100,000 126,000 152,000 178,000 204,000 230,000
Burner Capacity lbs. OH per hour
7-0 9-0 10-8 12-7 14-5 16-4
f Above normal grate level. * Based on 14,000 B.Th.U.s net per lb. of fuel oil per hour. $ Represents Heating surface without water cooled grates.
PRICES
No.
14 L 15 L & 15 LS 16 L & 16 LS 17 L & 17 LS 18 L & 18 LS 19 L & 19 LS
Number
of
Sections
4 5 6 7 8 9
B.Th.U.s per hour
100,000 126,000 152,000 178,000 204,000 230,000
Boiler
C s. d.
18 6 21 II 24 15 28 0 31 4 34 9
9 3 9 3 9 3
Insulated Jacket in
Colour
s. d.
3 II 41 4 II 51 5 II 61
0 0 0 0 0 0
Non-insulated Galvanized
Jacket
s. d.
2 13 31 39
3 17 44 4 12
9 6 3 0 9 6
Extra Intermediate Sections, with nipples
............................ each 3 4 6
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THE No. I WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR OIL BURNING OR AUTOMATIC STOKER
(Patent No. 354545)
(
DIMENSIONS
No.
Number of
Sections
Length of Boiler
A
Length of Com bustion Chamber Smoke Pipe
D Size
Screwed Flanges*
Flows on Top
Returns at Side
14 L 15 L & 15 LS 16 L & 16 LS 17 L & 17 LS 18 L & 18 LS
19 L & 19 LS
4 5 6 7 8 9
22" 28" 34" 40" 46" 52"
17*" 23*" 29*" 35*" 41*" 47*"
8" One 3" One 3" 8" One 3" One 3" 8" Two 3" Two 3" 8" Two 3" Two 3" 8" Two 3" Two 3" 8" Three 3" Three 3"
See page 80 for dimensions of ashpit.
* Indicates the number of tappings included in price. See page 78 for standard positions of tappings. In addition all boilers have one 2" and two I" tappings for mountings and two I*" for emptying. Special intermediate section can be supplied with 3'' screwed horizontal flow, height from floor to centre 35J". Customers should send sketch with order indicating desired position of tappings. Measurements and Prices of Boiler Fittings shown on pages 98 and 99.
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THE No. 2 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR OIL BURNING OR AUTOMATIC STOKER
'T
SERIES "L"
(With jacket) FOR OIL BURNING
Front plate to suit Burner
$Boiler
No.
Heating Surface
sq.ft.
RATINGS
SERIES " LS "
(Without Jacket) FOR AUTOMATIC STOKER
Front ashpit panel to suit Stoker
Heating Power
C.l. Radiation sq. ft. (gross)
f Combustion Space cu.ft.
B.Th.U.s per hour
*Burner
Capacity lbs. OH per hour
24 L
37-0
1,110
6
177,000
12-7
25 L & 25 LS
46-5
1,390
8
222,000
16-0
26 L & 26 LS
55-0
1,670
10
267.000
19-0
27 L & 27 LS
64-5
1,950
12
312.000
22-3
28 L & 28 LS
74-0
2,230
14
357,000
25-5
29 L & 29 LS
83-5
2,510
16
402,000
28-7
210 L & 210 LS
93-0
2,790
18
447,000
32-0
211 L & 211 LS 102-5
3,080
20
492,000
35-0
| Above normal grate level. * Based on 14,000 B.Th.U.s net per lb. of fuel oil per hour. % Represents Heating surface without water cooled grates.
PRICES
No.
Number of
Sections
B.Th.U.s per hour
Boiler s. d.
Insulated Jacket in
Colour s. d.
Non-insulated Galvanized Jacket s. d.
24 L 25 L & 25 LS 26 L & 26 LS 27 L & 27 LS 28 L & 28 LS 29 L & 29 LS 210 L & 210 LS 211 L & 211 LS
4 5
6 7 8 9
10 II
177,000 222,000 267,000 312,000 357,000 402,000 447,000 492,000
29 18 35 4 40 10 45 16 51 2
56 8 61 14 67 0
0
0 0 0 0
0 0
0
52 5 14 66 6 18 7 10 82
8 14 96
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 14 6 4 40 4 13 6 530 5 12 6 620 6 116 7 10
Extra Intermediate Sections, with nipples .......................... each 5 6 0
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THE No. 2 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR OIL BURNING OR AUTOMATIC STOKER
(Patent No. 354545)
No.
Number
of Sections
Length of Boiler A
Length of Combustion
Chamber D
Smoke Pipe Size
Screwed Flanges*
Flows on Top
Returns at Side
24 L 25 L & 25 LS 26 L & 26 LS 27 L & 27 LS 28 L & 28 LS 29 L & 29 LS 210 L & 210 LS 211 L & 211 LS
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II
23*" 29*" 35*"
41** 47*' 53*" 59*" 65*"
18*" 24*" 30*" 36*" 42*" 48*" 54*" 60*"
8" One 4" One 4" 8" Two 4" Two 4" 8" Two 4" Two 4" 8" Three 4" Three 4" 10" Three 4" Three 4" 10" Three 4" Three 4" 10" Three 4" Three 4" 10" Three 4" Three 4"
See page 80 for dimensions of ashpit.
* Indicates the number of tappings included in price. See page 78 for standard positions of tappings.
In addition all boilers have one 2" and two \" tappings for mountings and two I*" for emptying.
Two 4" flanged return connections are provided on face of back section and coupling headers supplied free of charge (see page 81).
Special Intermediate section can be supplied with 4" flanged horizontal flow, height from floor to centre 44*".
Customers should send sketch with order indicating desired position of tappings.
A battery of two or more boilers of the same length can be enclosed in a single jacket centre to centre of boilers 32f".
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THE No. 3 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR OIL BURNING OR AUTOMATIC STOKER
SERIES "L" (With Jacket)
FOR OIL BURNING
Front plate to suit Burner
RATI N G S
SERIES " LS "
(Without Jacket) FOR AUTOMATIC STOKER Front ashpit panel to suit Stoker
No,
35 L & 35 LS 36 L & 36 LS 37 L & 37 LS 38 L & 38 LS 39 L & 39 LS 310 L & 310 LS 311 L & 311 LS 312 L & 312 LS 313 L & 313 LS 314 L & 413 LS
$BoilerHeating Surface sq.ft.
73-2 88-4 1036 118-8 134-0 149-2 164-4
179-6 194-8 210-0
Heating Power C.l. Radiation sq. ft. (gross)
2,160 2,610 3,060 3,510 3,960 4,410 4,860 5,310 5,760 6,210
t Combustion Space cu. ft.
12 14* I7 20* 23 25* 284 31 33^ 36
B.Th.U.s per hour
*Burner Capacity lbs. Oil per hour
346,000
24-7
418,000
29-3
490,000
35-0
562,000
40-0
634,000
45-3
706,000 '
50-4
778,000
55-6
850,000
60-7
922,000
66-0
994,000
71-0
f Above normal grate level.
* Based on 14,000 B.Th.U.s net per lb. of fuel oil per hour. $ Represents Heating surface without water cooled grates.
No.
35 L & 35 LS 36 L & 36 LS 37 L & 37 LS 38 L & 38 LS 39 L & 39 LS 310 L & 310 LS 311 L & 311 LS 312 L & 312 LS 313 L & 313 LS 314 L & 314 LS
Number
Sections
5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14
PRICES
B.Th.U.s per hour
346,000 418,000 490,000 562,000 634,000 706,000 778,000 850,000 922,000 994,000
Boi/er
s. d.
53 0 0 60 19 6 68 19 0 76 18 6 84 18 0 92 17 6 100 17 0 108 16 6 116 16 0 124 15 6
Insulated Jacket in
Colour
s. d.
740 846 950 10 5 6 11 6 0 12 6 6 13 7 0 14 7 6 15 8 0 16 8 6
Extra Intermediate Sections, with nipples ............................ each
Non-insulated Galvanized
Jacket
s. d.
56 61 6 16 7 10
6 3 0 9
856 903 9 15 0
10 9 9 II 4 6 II 19 3
7 19 6
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THE No. 3 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR OIL BURNING OR AUTOMATIC STOKER
(Patent No. 354545)
DIMENSIONS
No.
Number
of Sections
Length of Boiler A
Length of Combustion
Chamber D
Smoke Pipe Size
Screwed Flanges*
Flows on Top
Returns at Side
35 L & 35 LS
5
34"
29*"
36 L & 36 LS
6
41"
36*"
37 L& 37 LS
7
48"
43*"
38 L & 38 LS
8
55"
50*"
39 L& 39 LS
9
62"
57*"
310 L & 310 LS
10
69"
64*"
311 L & 311 LS
II
76"
71*"
312 L & 312 LS
12
83"
78*"
313 L & 313 LS
13
90"
85*"
314 L & 314 LS
14
97"
92*"
10" Two 4" Two 4" 10" Two 6" Two 4" 10" Two 4" Two 4" 12" Three 4" Three 4" 12" Three 4" Three 4" 12" Three 4" Three 4"
12" Three 4" Three 4" 12" Three 4" Three 4" 12" Three 4" Three 4" 12" Three 4" Three 4"
See page 80 for dimensions of ashpit.
The No. 3 Whitehall has Universal Smokehood.
* Indicates the number of tappings, included in price. See page 78 for standard positions of tappings.
In addition all boilers have one 2" and two I" tappings for mountings and two I*" for emptying.
Two 4" flanged return connections are provided on face of back section and coupling headers provided free of charge. (See page 81).
Customers should send sketch with order indicating desired position of tappings. A battery of two or more boilers of the same length can be enclosed in a single jacket centre to centre of boilers 42".
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THE No. 4 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR OIL BURNING OR AUTOMATIC STOKER
SERIES L" & "LS"
SERIES "L"
(With Jacket) FOR OIL BURNING Front plate to suit Burner
RATINGS
SERIES "LS"
(Without Jacket) FOR AUTOMATIC STOKER
Front ashpit panel to suit Stoker
No.
^Boiler
Heating Power
Heating Surface C.l. Radiation
sq. ft.
sq. ft. (gross)
tCombust/on Space cu. ft.
B.Th.U.s per hour
*Burner Capacity lbs. Oil per hour
47 L & 47 LS 48 L & 48 LS
49 L & 49 LS 410 L & 4)0 LS
411 L & 41! LS 412 L & 412 LS 413 L & 413 LS
414 L & 414 LS 415 L & 415 LS
416 L & 416 LS 417 L & 417 LS
136-1 156-6
177-1 197-6 218-1
238-6 258-7
279-2 299-7 320-2
340-7
4,030 4,640
5,240 5,850
6,450 7,060 7,670
8,270 8,880
9,490 10,090
22-5
26-2 29-9 33-6 37-3 41-0
44-7 48-4
52-1 55-8
59-5
645,000 742,000 839,000 936,000 1,033,000
1,130,000 1,227,000
1,324,000 1,421,000 1,518,000
1,615,000
45 52 59 66 73 80 87 94
101 108
115
t Above normal grate level. * Based on 14,000 B.Th.U.s net per lb. of fuel oil per hour. $ Represents Heating surface without water cooled grates.
PRICES
No.
Number of Sections
B.Th.U.s per hour
Boiler
Insulated jacket in Colour
Non-insulated Galvanized Jacket
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
47 L & 47 LS
7
645,000
88 10 0
11 5 0
830
48 L & 48 LS
8
742,000
101 10 0
12 7 0
8 17 9
49 L & 49 LS
9
839,000
114 10 0
13 9 0
9 12 6
410 L & 410 LS
10
936,000
127 10 0
14 II 0
10 7 3
411 L & 411 LS
II
1,033,000
140 10 0
15 13 0
n 20
412 L & 412 LS
12
1,130,000
153 10 0
16 15 0
11 16 9
413 L & 413 LS
13
1,227,000
166 10 0
17 17 0
12 11 6
414 L & 414 LS
14
1,324,000
179 10 0
18 19 0
13 6 3
415 L & 415 LS
15
1,421,000
192 10 0
20 1 0
14 I 0
416 L & 415 LS
16
1,518,000
205 10 0
2! 3 0
14 15 9
417 L & 417 LS
17
1,615,000
218 10 0
22 5 0
15 10 6
Extra Intermediate Sections, with nipples
............................ 13 0 0
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THE No. 4 WHITEHALL BOILER
FOR OIL BURNING OR AUTOMATIC STOKER
(Patent No. 354545)
DIMENSIONS
No.
Number of
Length of Boiler
Length of Combustion
Chamber
Smoke Pipe
Sections
A
Size
47 L& 47 LS 7 48" 42f"
48 L & 48 LS 8 55" 49r 49 L & 49 LS 9 62" 56r
410 L & 410 LS
10
69"
63|"
411 L&4II LS
II
76" 70!"
412 L & 412 LS
12
83"
77!"
413 L& 4(3 LS
13
90"
84!"
414 L & 414 LS
14
97"
91!"
415 L& 415 LS 15 104"
98!"
416 L & 416 LS 16 III" 105!"
417 L & 417 LS
17 118" 112!"
14" 14" 14" 14" 14" 14" 16" 16" 16" 16" 16"
Screwed i /onge$*t
Flows on Top
Returns at Side
Two 4" Two 4" Three 4" Three 4" Four 4" Four 4" Four 4" Four 4" Four 4" Four 4" Four 4"
Two 4" Two 4"
Three 4" Three 4" Four 4" Four 4" Four 4" Four 4" Four 4" Four 4" Four 4"
See page 80 for dimensions of ashpit
The No. 4 Whitehall has Universal Smokehood.
* 5" screwed flanges for Flows and Returns can be supplied if required, f Indicates the number of tappings included in price. See pages 78 and 79 for standard positions.
In addition all boilers have one 2" and two l" tappings for mountings and two I!" for emptying.
Two 4" flanged return connections are provided on face of back section and coupling headers provided free of charge. (See page 81.)
Customers should send sketch with order indicating desired position of tappings. A Battery of two or more Boilers of the same length may be enclosed in one jacket, centre to centre of boilers 52!".
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WHITEHALL BOILERS
SERIES "LW"
WITH LOOSE SOLID FIREBARS INSTEAD OF WATER COOLED GRATES
FOR SUBSEQUENT CONVERSION TO OIL BURNING OR AUTOMATIC STOKER FIRING
No.
Boiler Heating surface
sq. ft.
B.Th.U.s per hour
CJ. Radiation
sq. ft.
Boiler s. d.
Stoking Tools
s. d.
Insulated Jacket in
Colour s. d.
Non-insulated Galvanized Jacket
s. d.
14 LW. 15 LW. 16 LW. 17 LW. 18 LW. 19 LW.
21-0 26-5 32-0 37-5 43-0 48-5
93,000 117,000 141,000 165,000 189,000 213,000
24 LW. 25 LW. 26 LW. 27 LW. 28 LW. 29 LW. 210 LW.
37-0 46-5 55-0 64-5 74-0 83-5 93-0
163,000 205,000 247,000 289,000 331,000 373,000 415,000
35 LW. 36 LW. 37 LW. 38 LW. 39 LW. 310 LW. 311 LW. 312 LW.
313 LW.
73-2 88-4 103-6 118-8 134-0 149-2 164-4 179-6 194-0
322,000 389,000 456,000 523,000 590,000 657,000 724,000 791,000 858,000
47 LW. 48 LW. 49 LW. 410 LW. 411 LW. 412 LW. 413 LW. 414 LW. 415 LW. 416 LW.
140-0 161-0 182-0 203-0 224-0 245-0 266-0 287-0 308-0 329-0
616,000 708,000 801,000 893,000 986,000 1,078,000 1,171,000 1,263,000 1,356,000 1,448,000
580 730 880 1,030 1,180 1,330
1,020 1,280 1,540 1,810 2,070 2,330 2,590
2,010 2,430 2,850 3,270 3,690 4,110 4,530 4,950 5,360
3,850 4,430 5,010 5,580 6,160 6,740 7,320 7,890 8,470 9,050
17 12 20 15 23 18 27 1 30 4 33 5
0 0 0 0 0 0
28 17 34 2 39 7 44 12 49 17 55 2 60 7
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
50 13 58 8 66 3 73 18 81 13 89 8 97 3 104 18 112 13
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
87 18 (00 14 113 10 126 6 139 2 151 18 164 14 177 10 190 6 203 2
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
19 19 11 11 14 14
0 0 3 3 0 0
3 II 41 4 II 51 5|
61
0 0 0 0 0 0
19
19 11 11 14 14 14
0 0 3 3 0 0 0
52 5 14 66 6 18 7 10 82 8 14
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
12 12 16 16 1 II 1 II 1 13 1 13 1 13
6 6 0 0 6 6 6 6 6
740 846 950 10 5 6 II 6 0 12 6 6 13 7 0 14 7 6 15 8 0
18 I8 1 12 1 12 1 14 1 14 1 14 1 14 1 14 1 14
0 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0
II 5 12 7 13 9 14 II 15 13 16 15 17 17 18 19 20 1 21 3
0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0
0 0
2 13 31 39 3 17 44 4 12
9 6 3 0
9 6
3 14 44 4 13 53 5 12 62 6 II
6 0 6 0 6 0 6
56 6| 6 16 7 10 85
90 9 15 10 9 II 4
6 3 0 9 6 3 0 9 6
83 8 17 9 12 10 7 II 2 | | 16 12 II 13 6 14 1 14 15
0 9 6 3 0 9
6 3 0 9
Series "LW" Whitehall Boilers have no waterway across front section opening and Nos. 2,3 and 4 Boilers are provided with a special connecting header at back. (See page 81.)
The Boilers are easily converted for Oil Burning or Automatic Stoker Firing by the removaloffrontplatework and firebars and fitting with the requisite front. The damper rod can be removed and damper locking feature substituted.
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WHITEHALL BOILERS
FOR LOW PRESSURE STEAM With Mild Steel Steam Drum which ensures dry steam and
effectively checks priming
Boiler is fitted with a size Fusible Plug as required by the Factory Act. 75
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WHITEHALL BOILERS
With water cooled grates and for hand firing. For low pressure steam up to and including 15 lb. per sq. in.
working pressure. Drum tested 30 lb.
No,
B.Th.U.s per hour
Heating Power
CJ. Radiot/on
sq. ft.
Overall Height
Height to Water Level
Price
l s. d.
15 130,000 16 156,000 17 182,000 18 208,000
25 223,000 26 270,000 27 317,000 28 364,000 29 411,000
35 344,000 36 415,000 37 486,000 38 557,000 39 628,000 310 699,000 311 770,000 312 841,000
47 650,000 48 748,000 49 846,000 410 944,000 411 1,042,000 412 1,140,000 413 1,238,000 414 1,336,000 415 1,434,000 416 1,532,000
510 610 710 810
870 1,055 1,240 1,420 1,605
1,340 1,620 1,900 2,180 2,450 2,730 3,010 3,290
2,600 3,000 3,400 3,780 4,170 4,550 4,950 5,350 5,750 6,100
CO
.61" 61" 61" 61"
71" 71" 71" 71" 71"
84t" 841" 84r 841" 841" 841" 841"
97" 97" 97" 97" 97" 97" 97" 97" 97" 97"
50" 44 10 0 50" 50 0 0 50" 55 10 0 50" 61 0 0
56" 62 10 0 56" 71 0 0 56" 79 10 0 56" 88 0 0 56" 97 10 0
68" 87 0 0 68" 100 0 0 68" 113 0 0 68" 127 10 0 68" 139 15 0 68" 152 15 0 68" 167 17 0 68" 183 0 0
78" 146 0 0 78" 166 5 0 78" 183 15 0 78" 203 0 0 78" 225 10 0 78" 245 15 0 78" 268 5 0 78" 289 10 0 78" 311 0 0 78" 333 0 0
Price includes steam mountings, comprising water gauge, pressure gauge, safety valve, draw off cock, and automatic damper regulator.
See page 107 for price of Automatic Boiler Feeder.
Price of stoking tools and jackets as on page 74.
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WHITEHALL BOILERS FOR SPECIAL SYSTEMS
In addition to the standard boilers illustrated on the foregoing pages, Whitehall Boilers are frequently supplied for other methods of firing. The exclusive advantages of the controlled water travel, and also the two-pass flues which prohibit short-circuiting the products of combustion to the chimney, cause the Whitehall Boiler to be much in demand, especially for various gaseous forms of combustion. The following are some examples of special systems which can be quoted for:
GAS FIRED STEAM BOILERS
The Whitehall Boilers for low pressure steam can readily be supplied gas fired. Quota
tions will include the appropriate controls, either pressure operated or electrically
operated as required. When sending specification,
estate required working pressure,
and if electrical controls are required, the voltage.
OIL FIRED STEAM. BOILERS Many successful installations of this boiler have been effected and enquiries are invited. Again, working pressure and details of the electrical supply should be stated.
WHITEHALL BOILERS FOR PULVERIZED FUEL The design of the flues of the Nos. 2, 3, and 4 Whitehall Boilers render the boiler particularly suitable for this form of firing. The illustration shows one of a large group of factory installa tions, but this method of firing is equally suitable for cinemas and blocks of flats.
BOILER ASSEMBLIES LONGER THAN STANDARD
Whitehall Boilers are frequently called for in longer assemblies than those listed in the foregoing pages. No difficulty arises in supplying boilers as long as 18 or 19 sections. Here again, the design of the boiler makes it appropriate for these conditions. Prices and Outputs on Application.
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WHITEHALL BOILER TAPPING DETAILS
HE number of Tappings included in the price of the "Whitehall" Boilers and standard
Tpositions for Tappings are shown below.
The positions may be varied to suit customers' requirements, although the standard positions as under are advised to avoid delays. Additional flow and return tappings can be provided on all but front and rear sections. Rl and R2 are alternative positions for the third return tapping.
HE fa: EE
:R2 Rll3;
EE
rh IE
:R2 Bll ? _ ' IRt Ril I ~ ' IR? Rl I
rv
^~p~
tsz
3= It is recommended that as far as possible flows and returns should be at the opposite ends of the Boiler, This applies to normal connections as well as when returns are con nected to the rear of the boiler as depicted on the next page.
The front sections of all Boilers are tapped for mountings as follows:--see above drawings of Boilers:-- Emptying, 2--1" on face. Damper Regulator, 2" on top, in centre. Safety Valve, I" for Nos. I and 2 Boilers, Ifor No. 3 Boiler, and l" for No. 4 Boiler, on left. (Additional tapping of same size can be provided on right if desired. Price 1/6 nett) The second sections of Boilers ordered with Damper Regulator are tapped I" for thermometer.
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WHITEHALL BOILER TAPPING DETAILS
Standard connections are.--No. I Boiler, bosses tapped 3" (bushed down if required); Nos. 2, 3, and 4 Boilers, counter flanges tapped up to 4" B.S. Pipe Thread (No. 3 and 4 tapped 5" to order). To special order 4" returns can be provided in the face of rear section of Nos. 2, 3, and 4 Boilers. See pages 59, 61, and 63. Special intermediate sections can be supplied having horizontal flow outlet on side of Boiler. See pages 57, 59, 61, and 63. Extra tappings (where obtainable) on top, side or back of Boiler are charged as follows:-- On No. I Boiler, extra 3" flow or return tappings ... Price, each tapping, 3/-nett On Nos. 2, 3, and 4 Boilers, extra 4" (or 5" on No. 3 and 4) tapped flanges
Price, each tapping, 5/- nett OPEN VENT PIPE A tapped boss can be provided on top of rear section for open vent pipe up to 2" size
Price 2/6 nett
REAR RETURNS
When return tappings are used on the rear of the Boiler (obtainable on Nos. 2, 3, and 4 Boilers) the flow outlet should be as near the front of the boiler as possible, and at least as far forward as the third section. An/ additional flows should likewise be as near to the front of the boiler as possible. Not only is more efficient heat transfer secured but overheating of individual sections avoided.
The diagram above indicates the application of the foregoing and also the standard tapping arrangement for boilers with rear returns.
See page 81 for particulars of cast-iron headers.
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THE WHITEHALL BOILERS
BASE AND ASHPIT DIMENSIONS
1
N ashpit should be provided with all "Whitehall" Boilers for solid fuel and where
Aheight is not limited a raised base as shown above is recommended for oil-burning boilers also, in order to protect the feet of the sections from damp and to allow ashpit door to open freely. The top of the base should be rendered perfectly level and smooth. Boilers for Auto matic Stoker firing should have 4*" or 6" high base.
No. 1 BOILER
No. 2 BOILER
No. 3 BOILER
No. 4 BOILER
No. of Sections
4 5 6 7 8 9
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II
5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14
7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17
DIMENSIONS IN INCHES
A6
29 17 35 23 41 29 47 35 53 41 59 47
30 18 36 24 42 30 48 36 54 42 60 48 66 54 72 60
42 26 49 33 56 40 63 47 70 54 77 61 84 68 91 75 98 82 105 89
57 41 64 48 71 55 78 62 85 69 92 76 99 83 106 90 113 97 120 104 127 III
c
28 28 28 28 28 28
36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36
48 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 48 48
58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58
D
14 14 14 14 14 14
22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22
29* 29* 29* 29* 29* 29* 29* 29* 29* 29*
36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36
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WHITEHALL BOILER SUNDRIES
BACK RETURN HEADERS
Fig. 970/1/2. Plain. Fig. 974/5/6. With tapped boss as drawing
FLOW AND RETURN HEADERS
Fig. 978/9/80. With 5" outlet flange. Fig. 982/3/4. With 5" outlet flange and
boss as drawing.
When ordering state if required with flange looking up as drawn or to the rear as shown dotted.
Fig. 987/8/9. Headers connecting flanged outlets of two alternate sections of Nos. 2, 3 and 4 Boilers.
Outlet flanges are to British Standard Table "D" particulars. For Prices of Counter flanges--see page 139*
DIMENSIONS AND PRICES*
Fig- Size for No. Whitehall Boiler
A fi C D E F Price
970 4" for No. 2 971 4" ,, ,, 3 972 4" ,, ,, 4
24f" 52." 5r _ _ __ 31/-
33" 431"
5r w
55J34!""
__ --
--
--
__ 34/-- 36/-
974 4" ,, .. 2
975 4" ,, .. 3
976 4"
4
24|" 33" 43f'
55r3" SJ4i"
C3"
55J43f"//
-- --
_
--
--
_ 33/-
__ 36/-- 38/-
978 4" ,, 979 4" ,, 980 4" ..
,,2 ,,3 .. 4
24|" C3// 52." _ _ _ 38/-
33" 43!"
553F"
5!" -- 5!" --
-- --
__ 41/-- 43/-
982 4" ,, ,, 2 983 4" ,, ,, 3 984 4" ,, ,, 4
24!" 33" 43!"
5r 53" 5J34."
W_
S2-" -- 5J34." --
_
__ --
_ 40/-
__ 43/-
-- 45/-
985 For No. 3 or No. 4
986 it
ti
987 For No. 2................
988 ,, No. 3 or No. 4
989
tt
_ _ _ 5" 21" 6" 50/-
-- -- -- 5" 21" 5" 50/-
-- --
--
--
-- 4" 12" 5" 46/-- 5" 14" 5" 46/-
""" -- -- 5" 14" 6" 46/-
*Fig. 970/1/2
supplied free of charge with series "L," "LS" and "LW" Whitehall
Boilers Nos. 2, 3 and 4
Difference in price will be charged on these boilers when other Headers are supplied.
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BOILER SUNDRIES
SPANNERS AND ASSEMBLY TOOLS FOR CRANE HEATING BOILERS
NEW CARLTON AND No 0 CARLTON 1--2" Key Spanner
l-H" ,, ,,
i-r ..
1--2" Hex. Plug Ring Spanner
1--Standard Box Spanner 1--1 lb. Hammer 1--|" Assembly Tool
Price per set ...
2!/-
No. 1 WHITEHALL 1--Whitworth Box Spanner 1--rf" & Double Ended Spanner 1--%" Fig. 840 Wrench 1--lj" Key Spanner for C'sunk Plug 1--2 lb. Hammer
Price per set ... 18/6
No. 3 WHITEHALL 1--J" Whitworth Box Spanner 1--& %" Double Ended Spanner 1--Fig. 840 Wrench 1--Open End Spanner 1--Ij" Key Spanner for C'sunk Plug 1--2 lb. Hammer
Price per'set ... 20/-
No. 10 CARLTON 1--2" Key Spanner
i-r ,, ,, i-r .. ..
1--2" Hex. Plug Ring Spanner 1--|" Box Spanner 1 -- 1 lb. Hammer 1--j" Assembly Tool
Price per set ...
24/6
No. 2 WHITEHALL
1 -- tV' & " Double Ended Spanner
I1 __42"
tt tt
tt
1--Box Spanner
1--Fig. 840 Wrench
1--?r Key Spanner for C'sunk Plug
1--2 lb. Hammer
Price per set ... 20/-
No. 4 WHITEHALL
1--!%" & Double Ended Spanner
1--j" Open End Spanner
11 __4a."
'
>
1--Box Spanner
1--!" Fig. 840 Wrench
1--Spanner for l" C'sunk Plug
1--2 lb. Hammer
Price per set ... 21/6
See page 189 for illustrations of the above-mentioned Key Spanners and Fig. 840 Wrench.
MUDHOLE JOINT RINGS FOR DOMESTIC BOILERS
Boiler
No. PRICE per boiler per set
Boiler
No. PRICE per boiler per set
Ipswich No. 00 & 01 ,, No. 1 ,, No. 2 ,, No. 3
Regent No. 4 ,, No. 5
Circular No. 4C ... ,, No. 5C ...
1 2 2 4 5 5 5 5
1/6 Circular No. 8C ...
7
2/-
,, No. 9C...
7
2/- Sectional No. 3 ... 16
3/6
,, No. 4 ...
20
4/-
,, No. 5 ...
24
4/-
,, No. 6 ...
28
4/-
,, No. 7 ...
32
4/-
,, No. 8 ...
36
4/9 4/9 9/3 10/II/11/9 14/16/3
MICA PANELS FOR IPSWICH BOILERS
Per set of 6 for Nos. 01, I, 2, and 3 Boilers ......................................... Price per set lOd.
BOILER CEMENT
For jointing Smoke Pipes and Furnace Fittings
2 lb. tin, Price I/-
5 lb. tin, Price 2/-
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CRANE DOMESTIC BOILERS
RANGE. The range of Domestic Boilers described in the following pages includes Boilers suitable for all buildings from the smallest villa or bungalow up to the largest buildings usually served by Cast Iron Domestic Boilers.
RATINGS. All Crane Domestic Boilers are based for rating on the actual Boiler heating surface above grate level multiplied by the following constants:--
" Ipswich " Domestic Boilers, 10,000 B.Th.U.s per square foot of Boiler heating surface.
"Regent" and Circular Domestic Boilers, 11,000 B.Th.U.s per square .foot of Boiler heating surface.
Sectional Domestic Boilers, 8,000 B.Th.U.s per square foot for normal firing and 11,000 B.Th.U.s per square foot for heavy firing.
The above transmissions of 10,000 and 11,000 B.Th.U.s per square foot are for short periods of high output as normally occur in residences. But for a continuous duty the British Standards Institution recommends a trans mission of 6,000 B.Th.U.s be employed.
TAPPING DETAILS. All Crane Domestic Boilers are tapped British Standard Taper Pipe Thread.
ENAMEL FINISHES. " Ipswich," " Regent " and the 4c and 5c Cir cular Domestic Boilers are supplied in vitreous enamel finishes, the standard colour being grey mottled. Other mottled and plain colours can be supplied on request.
" Ipswich " Boilers can be supplied in cream and black vitreous enamel.
BOILER FORWARDING. " Ipswich " Domestic Boilers for the home market are delivered assembled in readiness for fixing.
" Regent " and Circular Domestic Boilers are delivered as fire pots with plate work packed in open crate.
Sectional Domestic Boilers are delivered unassembled with plate work packed in open crate.
WORKING INSTRUCTIONS. Working instruction-cards sent with every Boiler, but additional copies may be had on request. Erecting instructions can be supplied if called for.
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THE IPSWICH DOMESTIC BOILER
OPEN FIRE
FOR HOT WATER SUPPLY
No. 00 Registered Design
No. 829723
No. 00 ENAMELLED FINISH
Size No.
Fuel Capacity cu. ft
00 50
Heating Surface
sq. ft.
2-00
RATINGS
B.Th.U.s per hour for Hot Water Supply only
20,000
50-110 F. 33
Gal/ons per hour maximum
50-130 F.
50-150 F.
25 20
PRICES
Size No.
All Black Finish
s. d.
00 3 3 0
Black finish with po/ished
top* s. d.
350
Grey Mottled
enamel finish (firepot painted
aluminium)f s. d.
Extra for Enamelled Sideplates
s. d.
3 16 6
54
Extra for Bower-Barffing
Firepot s. d.
1 50
Extra for Shaking
Grate s. d.
33
Price of Boiler includes base feet and ash pan.
Stoking Tools 1/4 extra
* Hotplate dull nickel plated 7/9 extra. t Hotplate can be supplied ground and polished instead of enamelled at same price. Extra for dull nickel plated hotplate with enamelled boiler 7/9.
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THE IPSWICH DOMESTIC BOILER
OPEN FIRE
FOR HOT WATER SUPPLY
DIMENSIONS
Size No.
Height to
Hotplate
Size of Hotplate
Overall projection,
back to front
Height to centre of Tapping
FLOW
RETURN
Tappings at
Back*
Smoke
Pipe size
00
23f"
17" X 15"
17*"
20r
12** ' Two 1*"
4"
^Alternatively 4--I*" Tappings can be provided at sides to special order, price 3/- extra. The No. 00 Ipswich Boiler is suitable for hot water storage up to 25 gallons, and a Towel Airer may be added. To ensure fuel economy it is not recommended that this duty be increased. Stoking Tools and ** Draw-off Cock sent with Boiler unless otherwise ordered. See pages 96 and 97 for Measurements and Prices of Smoke Pipe and Fittings in Black and Enamel finish. For MOUNTINGS see pages 100-104.
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THE IPSWICH DOMESTIC BOILER
OPEN FIRE
FOR HOT WATER SUPPLY
No. 01 Registered Design
No. 829724
No. 01
ENAMELLED FINISH WITH SIDE PLATES
RATINGS
Size No.
Fuel Capacity
cu. ft.
Heating Surface sq. ft.
B.Th.U.s per hour for Hot Water Supply only
50-110 F.
Gallons per hour maximum
50-130 F.
50-150 F.
01
55
2-25
22,500
38
28
23
PRICES
Size No.
Black finish with polished
top
Black Finish with nickelplated top.*
Grey Mottled enamel finish (firepot painted aluminium) t
Extra for Enamel Sideplates
Extra for Bower-Barffmg
Firepot
Extra
for Shaking
Grate
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
01
4 10 0
4 18 0
600
60
1 76
33
Price of Boiler includes base, feet and ash pan.
Stoking Tools I /6 extra
* Dull nickel plated.
f Hotplate can be supplied ground and polished instead of enamelled at same price. Extra for dull nickel plated hotplate with enamelled boiler, 8/6. Boilers can be supplied in Cream Enamelled finish and with Black Enamel hotplate. Price 15/- extra.
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THE IPSWICH DOMESTIC BOILER
OPEN FIRE
FOR HOT WATER SUPPLY
DIMENSIONS
Size No.
Height to
Hotplate
Size of Hotplate
Overall projection,
back to front
Height to centre of Tapping
FLOW
RETURN
Tappings at side
Smoke Pipe
Size
01
24i"
18" x \&Y
isr
20F
Q'4l" Four IF 4"
The No. 01 Ipswich Boiler is suitable for a 25-gallon hot water storage with a Towel Airer, and will also comfortably heat a Radiator up to 17 sq. ft. To ensure fuel economy it is not recommended that the above duties be increased. Stoking Tools and Draw-off Cock are sent with Boilers unless otherwise instructed. See pages 96 and 97 for Measurements and Prices of Smoke Pipe and Fittings in Black and Enamel finish. For MOUNTINGS see pages 100-104.
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THE IPSWICH DOMESTIC BOILER
OPEN FIRE
FOR HOT WATER SUPPLY
Nos. I, 2 and 3
No. 1 BLACK FINISH, WITH
POLISHED TOP
Size No.
Fuel Capacity cu. ft.
Heating Surface
sq. ft.
RATINGS
B.Th.U.s per hour for Hot Water Supply only*
No. I ENAMELLED FINISH, WITH
S,DE PLATES
Ga//ons per hour maximum
50-110 F. 50-130 F. 50-150 F.
i 65 2-80
2 95 4-00
3
1-35
5-00
28,000 40,000 50,000
47 35 28 66 50 40 84 63 50
* If used for Heating only the ratings are 12,500, 18,000 and 22,000 B.Th.U.s per hour respectively.
PRICES
Size No.
Black finish with polished
top
Black flnish with nickel plated top
Grey Mottled enamel finish
(firepot painted aluminium)*
Extra for Enamel Sideplates
Extra for Bower-Barffed Rustless Firepot
Extra
for Shaking Gratef
d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
i
5 16 3
67 3
7 14 9
70
1 14 9
43
2
8 12 6
93 3
10 7 6
86
213
54
3
I MO 0
12 5 0
14 0 0
14 0
2 IS 0
--
* Hotplate can be supplied nickel plated instead of enamelled at same price. f Shaking Grate fitted on all No. 3 Boilers. Prices of Boilers Nos. I and 2 include base and feet. No 3 Boiler has base but no feet. Stoking Tools, Nos. I and 2, 2/6, No. 3, 4/- per set. Boilers can be supplied in Cream Enamel finish with Black Enamelled hotplate. Prices on application.
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THE IPSWICH DOMESTIC BOILER
OPEN FIRE
FOR HOT WATER SUPPLY
DIMENSIONS
Size No.
Size of Hotplate
Tappings Smoke
A B CD E FH 1 K LM
at
Pipe
Side*
size
CO A[U
i 18j"x161" 27" isr 17*' 41" 231" nr 7**
7f 31" 17" Four Ii" 41"
2 20" XI9j" 29i" 20" 19" H" 251" 91" 71" 20" 81" 41" 181" Four 15" H"
3 20" x 19*' 291." 2or
O
CM
41" 24f 5f" 7" 261" I0f 2|" 18" Fourl^" 41"
* 13" Tappings can be supplied to order on Nos. I and 2 Boilers.
The No. I Ipswich Boiler is suitable for up to 30 gallons hot water storage or 25 gallons storage and Radiators up to 30 sq.ft., and the No. 2, 40gallons storage or 30 gallons and up to about 35 sq. ft.
The No. 3 Ipswich Boiler is suitable for up to 50 gallons hot water storage or 35 gallons storage and Radiators up to 35 sq. ft.
To ensure fuel economy it is not recommended that the above duties be increased.
Stoking Tools and Draw-off Cock are sent with Boilers unless otherwise instructed.
See pages 96 and 97 for Measurements and Prices of Smoke Pipe and Fittings in Black and Enamel finish.
For MOUNTINGS see pages 100-104.
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REGENT DOMESTIC BOILER
for; hot water supply
No. 4 ENAMELLED FINISH,
AND WITH FEET
RATINGS
No. 5 BLACK, WITH POLISHED
HOTPLATE
Heating
Fuel
Water
B.Th.U.s*
Gallons per hour
No.
Surface
Capacity
Content
sq. ft.
galls.
Supply only 50-110* F. 50-130 F. 50-150 F.
4 3-63 65
6
40,000
67
50
40
5
4-55
81
8
50,000
84
63
50
* If used for Heating only the ratings are 16,000 B.Th.U.s per hour and 20,000 B.Th.U.s per hour respectively.
PRICES
Boiler
Boiler
Grey Mottled
Grey Mottled
Extra for
No.
with polished top
with nickel plated top
Enamel Finishf
Baseplate
Enamelled Bower-Barffed Baseplate Rustless Firepot
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
4
5 10 6
640
8 10 6
12 6
1 33
290
5
660
6 19 9
9 19 6
12 6
1 33
2 12 0
* Hot plate can be supplied nickel plated instead of enamelled at same price.
Detachable feet for No. 4 Boiler (as illustrated): Black, 5/-; Enamelled, 10/-.
Stoking Tools, 4/- extra.
Cleaning Chisel, 5/10
Boilers ordered for Damper Regulator have lifting ashpit draught door and J" tapped boss on right-hand side of Boiler.
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REGENT DOMESTIC BOILER
FOR HOT WATER SUPPLY
DIMENSIONS
*Height
Diameter
Overall
Size of
No. to
of
Diameter of
A
6
c
D Smoke Tappings
Hotplate
Hotplate
Baseplate
Pipe
4 2ir
i9r
20*"
17#" 9" 28*" I8f" L**2I" Four!*"
s 25r
19*'
20*"
21|" 9" 28*" is#" 4-L" Four 1*"
* Including Baseplate. Legs for No. 4 increase height 4*". All Boilers have two 35-'' dia. clean-out openings at bottom and three 2" dia. on top.
APPROXIMATE DUAL CAPACITIES
The No. 4 Regent Boiler is suitable for up to 50 gallons hot water storage or 40 gallons storage and Radiators up to 35 sq. ft., and the No. 5 for up to 65 gallons hot water storage or 50 gallons and up to 40 sq. ft.
Stoking Tools and one *" Draw-off Cock sent with Boiler unless otherwise instructed.
See pages 96 and 97 for Measurements and Prices of Smoke Pipe and Fittings in Black and Enamel finish.
For MOUNTINGS see pages 100-104.
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THE CIRCULAR DOMESTIC BOILER
FOR HOT WATER SUPPLY OR CENTRAL HEATING
Nos. 4C and SC ENAMELLED FINISH
Heating
Fuel
No.
Surface
Capacity
sq. ft.
cu. ft.
4C 3-63
65
SC 4-55
81
8C 6-35
1-20
9C 9-10 2-00
Nos. 8C and 9C
RATINGS
Water Content galls.
6 8 12 17
B.Th.U.s per hour for Hot Water Supply only*
Gallons per hour 50-110 F. 50-130 F. 50-150 F.
40,000 67 50 40
50,000
84
63
50
70,000
117
88
70
100,000
167
125
100
* If used for Heating only the ratings are 16,000, 20,000, 28,000 and 40,000 B.Th.U.s per hour respectively.
PRICES
No,
Boiler only s. d.
Grey Mottled Enamel
Finish s. d.
Basep/ate s. d.
Grey Mottled Enamelled Baseplate s. d.
Extra for Bower-Barffed Rustless Firepot
s. d.
Stoking Tools s. d.
4C
5 10 6
8 10 6
12 6
5C
6 60
9 19 6
12 6
8C 8 2 9
--
12 6
9C 12 5 0 -- 1 1 0
1 33 ! 33
____
--
29 2 12
33 4 14
0 0
9 6
40 40 40 10 0
All sizes can be fitted with lifting ashpit draught door for Damper Regulator.
When ordered for Damper Regulator Nos. 4C and 5C, Boilers are provided with f" tapped boss on right-hand side.
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CIRCULAR DOMESTIC BOILER
Boilers 4C and 5 C have circular waterway baffle overhanging fire.
DIMENSIONS
No. A B c D E F G H 1 K L M
4C isr 2or 25" w w 21" 19!" 8|" LL" 5" 6!" 28!" SC I8f" 2or 29" 4!" w 25" 23!" I2f" 4!" 5" 6!" 28!" 8C 19" 22" 43" 4i" 7!" 32!" 31!" 22!" 12" 7|" 7" 34" 9C 22f" 25|" 49" 5" 9" 36!" 35" 24" 14" 9" 9" 34"
Stoking Tools and !" Draw-off Cock sent with Boiler unless otherwise instructed.
TAPPINGS AND MUDHOLES
Number and Size
No. Tappings
Mudhoies
Flow
Return
Top
Bottom
Front
4C
Two 1!"
Two 1!"
Three 2"
Two 3!"
5C
Two 1!"
Two 1!"
Three 2"
Two 3!"
_ --
8C
Two 1!"
Two 1!"
Four 2"
Two 3!"
One 3!"
9C
Two 2"
Two 2"
Four 2"
Two 3!"
One 3!"
See pages 96 and 97 for Measurements and Prices of Smoke Pipe and Fittings in Black and Enamel finish.
For MOUNTINGS see pages 100-104.
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SECTIONAL DOMESTIC BOILER
FOR SOLID FUEL
Boiler
No.
Heating Surface
sq. ft.
3 13-5 4 18 S - 22-5 6 27
7 31-5 8 36
RATINGS
Heavy Firing (At 11,000 B.Th.U.s per sq.ft.)
Normal Firing (At 8,000 B.Th.U.s per sq. ft.)
B.Th.U.s per hour for Hot Water
Supply
Gallons per hour 50-100 F. 50-150 F.
B.Th.U.s
per hour for Hot Water
Supply
Gallons per hour 50-100 F. 50-150 F.
148,500 198,000 247,500 297,000 346,500 396,000
300 400 500 600 700 800
150 J 08,000 220 200 144,000 290
250 180,000 360
300 216,000 430 350 252,000 500 400 288,000 580
no 145 180 215 250 290
PRICES
Extra for
Galvanized
No.
Price of Boiler
Bower-Barff Rustless Process
Insulated Jacket
Stoking Too/s
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
5. d.
3
23 19 0
7 19 0
3 II 6
4
31 17 6
9 18 0
41 6
5
39 16 0
II 17 0
4 II 6
6
47 14 6
13 16 0
516
7
55 13 0
15 15 0
5 II 6
8
63 II 6
17 14 0
616
36 13 6 16 4 16 4 19 0 19 0
Prices of Oil Burning Boilers on application.
Extra Middle Sections and Nipples forextending Boilers
................ each 7 18 0
Jacket Extension Pieces ............................................................................... per section 19/-
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SECTIONAL DOMESTIC BOILER
FOR SOLID FUEL
No.
Length of Boiler A
Water
Content gallons
3 2oy 4 27f" 5 35" 6 42X"
7 49*" 8 56f"
270 34-8 41-6 48-3 55-0 61-8
Fuel Capacity cu. ft.
Grate Area sq. ft.
Smoke Pipe Size
Screwed Tappings
Mudholes
2-4 3-8 5-0 6-3 7-65 8-85
1-45 7" Four 3" Sixteen
4*"
2-23 7" Four 3" Twenty
4*"
3-0 7" Four 3" Twenty-four 4*"
3-8 8" Four 3" Twenty-eight 4*"
4-6 8" Four 3" Thirty-two 4*"
5-4 8" Four 3" Thirty-six 4*"
All mudhole covers have joints made with india-rubber rings. Low return tappings can be supplied screwed up to 2" giving 2*" from floor to centre.
Heavy and normal firing ratings are listed so that boiler may be selected according to the requirements of the installation as regards stoking attention, efficiency, etc. The normal rating is based on 8,000 B.Th.U.s per sq. ft. boiler surface, and heavy firing on 11,000 B.Th.U.s per sq. ft.
Stoking Tools and one f" Draw-off Cock sent with Boiler unless otherwise instructed.
See pages 96 and 97 for Measurements and Prices of Smoke Pipes and Fittings. For MOUNTINGS see pages 100-104.
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CAST IRON SMOKE PIPES
.COLLAR
DIMENSIONS
Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins. Ins.
Internal diameter
3f 4* 5 6
78
10
12 14
16
a. Approx, external diameter 4* 4* 5* 6* 7* 8* 10-2- 12* 14* 16*
Diameter of Spigot Band
5* 6* 7* 8* 10* 12* 15* 17*
HLU Internal diameter U Internal depth ol/> Diameter of Bends
H 4* 5# 6* m m Mi 12* 15* 17*
3* 3* 3* 3? 3^- 4
4* 4* 4* 4*
5* 5*
mft 0-rV 12* 14* 17* 19*
PRICES
BLACK
4" 4*" 5" 6" 7" 8" 10" 12" 14" 16"
2 ft. length, plain
... each
3 ft.......................
.............
4 ft...................................................
6 ft. ,,
,,
... ,,
2 ft. ,, with Check
draught, etc.
... ,,
3 ft. ,,
,,
............
4 ft...................................................
Collar for Covering Plate ,,
Cowl with Socket
... ,,
3/1 3/4
4/7 5/6/1 6/8
8/10 9/4
4/5 4/11 7/6 8/- 15/1 19/9 36/11 40/6
6/3 7/5 11/3 12/- 22/7 29/8 55/4 60/9 9/11 10/- 15/8 16/- 30/1 39/7 73/9 94/11/7 14/2 21/3 22/2 41/0 54/8 93/10 116/8
6/7 7/6
7/5 7/11 10/1! 11/2 9/- 9/6 13/7 13/8 1/8 I/ll 2/- 2/1 4/10 5/8 6/7 9/1
2/2 -- -- -- -- 9/5 11/3 15/1 19/5 --
-- --
VITREOUS ENAMELLED*
2 ft. length, plain 3 ft.......................
... each 7/1 8/7 12/6 12/10 ... ,, 10/8 12/11 18/9 19/3
4 ft................................................... 14/3 17/3 25/- 25/8
6 ft. ,,
,,
............ 19/4 25/2 37/6 38/- -- -- -- -- --
2 ft. ,, with Check
draught, etc.
............ 10/8 13/7
3 ft.......................
............ 14/8 17/9 24/1 25/4
4 ft.................................................. 17/10 22/1 31/3 31/9
Collar for Covering Plate ,, 2/S 2/7 3/1 3/3
--
Smoke Pipes 5" to 12" inclusive, are manufactured to British Standard Specification No. 41. * See note at foot of page 97.
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CAST IRON SMOKE BENDS
DIMENSIONS
ELBOWS WITH SOCKETS ONLY.
Internal diameter Face of socket 1 90
4" 4*" S' 6" 7"
8" 10" 12"
14" 16"
to centre of > Elbows 7i" 8*"
spigot
J only
71" sr
9A" ior
12*' I3f*' 14*" ir
Face of spigot to
centre of spigot ,, Centre to centre of offset
7r 6"
8" 6"
10" ir 12" __
13" 15" 17" ___
19" 21" _
Internal diameter of socket 4r Si" Internal depth of socket 3" 3"
5f" r 3F 3i"
74T 3i"
8" nr 13-ft" 15*" I7F 4" 4F 4*' 4*' 4F
PRICES
BLACK
ENAMELLED*
4" 4*' 5" 6" T 8" 10" 12" 14" 16" 4" 4*' 5" 6"
Bends (90) with door ..
, with 2 spigot ends .. ,, (135) with door .. ,, ,, withspigotend I2"lg. ,, ,, with two spigot ends,
one 12" long ,, (! I2) with door
,, ,, withspigotend 12" Ig. ,, ,, with two spigot ends,
one 12" long Offsets, 6" projection Adaptor to 6" size
4/10 5/8 6/11 8/5 11/3 11/8 25/9 36/3 56/6 94/10 9/6 10/6 12/6 15/11
-- -- 10/3 13/4 --- -- -- -- -- --
-- 17/1 21/4
4/10 5/8 7/6 8/9
6/11 --
8/5
11/3 --
11/8 --
25/9 --
36/3 56/6 ----
94/10 --
9/6 12/6
10/6 14/1
12/6 --
15/11 --
-- -- 14/2 18/2
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 21/2 26/1
4/10 5/8 6/11 8/5 11/3 13/2 -- -- -- -- 9/6 10/6 12/6 15/11
7/6 8/9 -- -- -- -- -- 12/6 14/1 -- --
-- -- 14/2 18/2 -- __ _ _ -- _ _ _ 21/2 26/1
5/1
5/a 2/1
-- --
------------ ---- ---- ----
-- 10/4 li/6 -- -- -- 3/9 --
_ --
* Prices for enamel led smoke fittings are for Grey Mottle only Plain green, plain brown and black 25% extra on Enamelling Charge.
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BOILER FITTINGS
SOCKET OUTLETS
1
Figs. 842, 843 and 844
HOT WATER SOCKET ELBOW, FLANGED, FLOW TO SIDE OR VERTICAL
RETURN
Figs. 845,846 and 847
HOT WATER SOCKET . STAND-PIPE, FLANGED,
FLOW OR RETURN
Figs. 848,849 and 850
HOT WATER SOCKET ELBOW, FLANGED, FLOW TO REAR OR HORIZON
TAL RETURN
Fig. 851
HOT WATER STRAIGHT SOCKET, SCREWED
DIMENSIONS AND PRICES
Fig. 852
HOT WATER ELBOW SOCKET, SCREWED
Size for
Fig No.
"Whitehall" Boiler
A
8 C D H Price
842 4" for No. 2
m"
4" 7_3_" 10/8
843 4" ,, No. 3 & 4 sir -- -- -- 4--" 7tY' 10/8
844 14/1
845 4" ,, No. 2
-- 4" 6r -- -- 6V 7/2
846 4" ,, No. 3 & 4 -- 4" 6r -- -- 6V 7/2
847 5" ,, ,, ,, 848 4" ,, No. 2
10/8 sir -- -- -- 4" 7'IT3 " 10/8
849 4" ,, No. 3 & 4 8tr -- -- -- 4*" 7_2_" 10/8
850 14/1
851 3" ,, No. 1
-- 4" 5#' 2" -- 6" 4/3
852 3" ,, No. 1
5#* 5r
2"
6/7
The above prices are for these fittings when supplied separ ately. In the case of Series Nos. 2, 3 and 4 Whitehall Boilers, when ordered in lieu of ordinary tapped flanges Fig. Nos. 845, 846 and 847, are supplied at no extra charge, and Figs. 842, 843, 844, 848, 849 and 850 are supplied at 50 % of the above prices.
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FLANGED OUTLETS
Figs. 853, 354 and 859
Figs. 857, 858 and 861
FLANGED ELBOW, SIDE FLOW OR VERTICAL
RETURN
FLANGED STAND-PIPE
DIMENSIONS AND PRICES
FigNo.
Size for "Whitehall" Boiler
A
E
H
Price
, 853
4" for No. 2
7" 7" II*' 14/-
854 4" ,, No. 3&4 8" 8" 12*' 14/-
859 5" No. 3&4 8" 8" 13"
25/-
855 4" ,, No. 2
--
--
6"
II/-
856 4" ,, No. 3 8<4 -- --
5"
II/-
860 5" ,, No. 3&4 -- --
6"
14/6
857 4" .. No. 2
7" 7" II*' 14/-
858 4" ,, No. 3&4 8" 8" 12*' 14/-
861 5" ,, No. 3&4 8" 8" 13"
25/-
862 3" ,, No. 1
--
--
--
4/3
All outlet flanges are to British Standard Table D
3" C.I. THREADED FLANGE FOR No. I WHITEHALL BOILERS
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Fig. 862
CRANE
CRANE SPRING RELIEF VALVES
Fig. H23I
Suitable for use with all hot water heating and hot water supply boilers. Valve and seat of non-corrosive metal.
DESCRIPTION
Full bore lock-up spring relief valve suitable for both hot water heating and hot water supply boilers.
Constructed of gun metal with stainless steel spring. Valve guide is situated well above inlet and is therefore
unaffected by scale. The valve can be tested by rotating or lifting and a tapped
boss is provided for draining above seat.
NOTE.--Tank height must be specified when ordering.
Sizes: Ratings
Prices
i"
up to 400,000 B.Th.U.s
1 13 6
I"
up to 800,000 B.Th.U.s
1 15 6
IF
up to 1,200,000 B.Th.U.s
2 5 0
IF
up to 1,500,000 B.Th.U.s
2 16 0
2"
above 1,500,000 B.Th.U.s
3 17 6
GUN METAL SAFETY VALVES
Sizes: 43"
1" ir r 2"
Standard Pattern to blow off at 30 feet head 14/- 16/- 20/3 24/- 33/9
Extra for Weights to increase resistance by 5 feet............................. -16 -IB -19 1/- 1/3
DEADWEIGHT PATTERN
CAST IRON WEIGHTS
SPRING PATTERN
iJL
G.L.C. PATTERN
Fig. H242
FOR PRESSURES FROM 30 FT. TO 45 FT. HEAD
OF WATER
Fig. H226
DESIGNED TO LIFT AT 28 LBS. PRESSURE
Fig. H225
DESIGNED TO LIFT AT 25 LBS. AND 50 LBS.
Size: H 226 H 225
V
3/6 --
30
4 3/9 12/6
1" 4/7 --
ENCLOSED DEADWEIGHT SAFETY VALVES
FOR HEATING AND HOT WATER BOILERS
Fig. H 245
Size No.
i la lb
2 2a 2b
X3 X3a X3b
3 3a 3b
X4 X4a X4b
4 4a 4b
Socket Screwed Gas
Tank Height in feet
3"
4
35
43"
4
50 70
3//
43"
4
60 80
3
4
110
1" 60 J // 80
no
1 " 60 80 110
60 ir 80 i r no
w 60 ir 80 ir no
Radiating Capacity in
sq. ft.
50 to 700
700 to 3,000
3,000 to
6,000
6,000 to
8,000
8,000 to
11,000
11,000 to
16,000
Price of Valve
s. d.
i 14 6 i 14 6 i 19 6
2 II 6 2 II 6 2 15 6
45 6 45 6 4 12 6
556 556 5 16 0
7 13 0 7 13 0 8 18 0
9 19 0 9 19 0 II 16 0
Price of Valve with Padlock
s. d.
i 15 6 i 15 6 206
2 12 6 2 12 6 2 16 6
466 466 4 13 6
566 566 5 17 0
7 14 0 7 14 0 8 19 0
10 0 0 10 0 0 II 17 0
"NABIC" ENCLOSED SPRING SAFETY VALVES
Size
Size of Inlet and Outlet
Radiating capacity of Boiler for which
Valve is suitable
Price of Valve with Padlock
s. d.
17 gas thread Up to 100,000 B.Th.U.s 1 6 0
18 43" it
,, ,, 500,000
1 13 0
19
,, ,, 900,000
270
20 141" it it
21
1* 12" *
)
,, ,, 1,300,000 ,, ,, 1,800,000
2 14 0 440
22 2" ,,
,, ,, 3,200,000
52 0
Note.--Tank height must be specified when ordering. See page 107 for Safety Valves for Low-Pressure Steam Heating Boilers.
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THERMOMETERS
MERCURY WELL
Fig. EI70.
Fig. EI7I.
Straight.
Angle.
8/- each.
9/- each.
Iron--White enamelled.
Screwed Y male. Scale--6".
AngleThermometers similar to E173 but with scale at side:--
Fig. El95. left hand\ Plri<j Fig. El96, right hand/
Fig. E191. For use with figs. El76, El77 and
El 78.
Screwed male 1"
Female
Price 5/6 each.
Fig. EI72. Fig. EI73.
Straight.
Angle
12/- each 17/- each.
Polished brass case with Opal scale.
Screwed Y' male. Scale--5".
"THERINDEX "
Fig. E204.
Price 12/6 Diameter 2f".
For clipping to flow-pipe near boiler. Supplied nickel plated complete with bolt and nut and adjusting key. In sizes for pipes
up to 2", 3" and 4".
Fig. El76. Fig. EI86.
Straight.
Angle.
Fig. EI77. Fig. EI87.
both above with
revolving shield.
EI76
8" 20/-
10" 24/-
EI77 22/-
27/-
EI86 EI87
32/34/-
36/39/-
EI78
EI88
19/3
26/6
New H.M.O.W. Pattern.
W Cast Brass Frame.
Opal Scale.
Range 40/260 Fahr.
NOTE.--It is necessary to fit a mercury well (Fig. El91) with Figs. E176, E177, and E178
BRASS CASE
CRANE
THERMOMETERS
CIRCULAR DIAL
MERCURIAL PATTERN
Angle Pattern is fitted with Patent Detachable Brass Cup Sockets which allow the Thermometer to be screwed into position without re
moving the Dial.
Fig. No.
E200 E20I
Dial reading from 30 to 260 Fahr. 6" Dial reading from 30 to 260 or up to 500 Fahr.
PRICES
Description
Dial:
4"
Vertical Pattern with I" steel Mercury Well ................
Angle Pattern with i" Patent Detachable Brass Cup Socket ...............................................................................
44/35/6
6" 59/51/6
ALTITUDE
COMBINED ALTITUDE GAUGE AND THERMOMETER
GAUGES
H.M.O.W. TYPE ALTITUDE GAUGE
/
Diameter of dial ............................ 3j" Screwed j"
Price ... 18/6 each
Temperature range 60F. to 260F. Graduated up to 70 ft. head.
Can be supplied for any greater head at slightly increased charge.
Fig. E2I5.
Diameter of dial ............................. 6" Brass Case with flanged back, H.M.O.W.
Specification, screwed f"
Price
30/- each
Cock, Fig. E97, 3/10 extra Marked in feet head of water and lbs. per square inch, can be supplied graduated
to 40 ft., 70 ft., 100 ft., or 150 ft.
See General Catalogue for additional altitude and vacuum gauges.
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CRANE
DRAW-OFF COCKS
PLUG COCKS
GUN METAL
MALE AND HOSE UNION
GLAND COCKS*
GUN METAL
FEMALE AND HOSE UNION
Fig. D342.
Sizes ins. ... i
34.
1
Fig. D342 ... 4/- si- 8/- -- --
,, D344 ... 7/- 9/- II/- 16/3 24/6
,, D345 ... 7/- 9/- II/- 16/3 24/6
,, D343 ... 1/10 -- --
--
Prices for stamping Fig. D345 are extra-- see separate price list
Fig. D344. Fig. D345 Stamped " M.W.B."
DRAW-OFF PLUGS
BRASS
Fig. D343 Size
Fig. 995. Gas Poker for Crane Ips wich and Carlton Boilers, complete with length of flexible tube and
rubber connection
Price each - 4/6
Fig. 996. Connecting Plug and Socket, as shown on the left, recommended
instead of the rubber connection.
Fig. 995
Price each - 7/10
* See page 123 for female end gland cocks.
104
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STOKING TOOLS
Crane specially designed hardened Scraper for
Whitehall Boilers. PRICES AS TABLE
Clinker Tongs for Small Boilers.
Small, I' 10* long, 2/3 each. Large, 2' 3" long, 3/- each.
Spare Flue-brush Heads.
No. I and 2 Whitehall
Boilers, 2/6 each
No. 3 and A Whitehall
Boilers, 3/- each
For Whitehall Boiler with Rack.
HEATING BOILERS
Boilers No.
Shovel Poker Slicer Flue Brush .. Scraper Clinker Hook Hoe .. Complete Set
CARLTON
------------------------------ - WHITEHALL
03--05 s. d.
14--15
16--17
18
06--07 104--105
I4LW--15LW 106--109 24--25
24 LW--25 LW
I6LW--I7LW 26--27
26 LW--27 LW
I8LW--I9LW 35--36 28--29 35LW--I9LW
28 LW--29 LW
s. d. s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
s. d.
20 16 16 26
16 90
20
19 19 26
50 23
23 26
19 99
23 14 3
69 18 18 36 22
50 18
19 0
69
2 10 2 (0
3 II 28 50
2 10 21 3
69 46 46 43
36 50 46 24 0
90
27 27 39 22 50 27
22 6
Boilers No.
Shovel Poker Slicer Flue Brush* . Scraper Clinker Hook Hoe .. Complete Sec
37--38 37 LW--38LW
39--310 39 LW--3I0LW
311--312
311 LW-- 3I3LW
47--48 47 LW--48 LW
s. d.
s. d.
49--410 49 LW--4I0LW
411--415 41 [LW--
4I6LW s. d.
9 4 4 4
3 5 4
26
9
6 6
7 6
5 6 33
99 66 66 67 56 55 66 32 34
* With the Nos. 3 and 4 Whitehall Boilers a second flue head is provided without extra charge.
DOMESTIC BOILERS
Boilers No. Poker
Complete Set
3--5
Sect. Sect. Sect.
00 01 1--2 ic.5c. 8c. 9c. 3--5 6--7 8
-/8 -no 1/2 112 1/2 4/8 6/9 6/9 6/9
-/8 IS
is IS IS IS -IS IS
1/5 3/3 1/3 --
4/--
5/6 --
__ --
1/6 -- -- 3/3 4/- 5/6
__ __ __
1/6 2/8 3/3 4/- 5/5
1/4 1/6 2/6 4/- 4/- 10/- 13/6 16/4 19/-
STOKING TOOL RACKS
For Whitehall Boilers ,, Carlton ,,
8/6 each. 7/-
For Carlton Boiler
105
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CRANE
CRANE DAMPER REGULATORS
FOR HEATING AND HOT WATER SUPPLY BOILERS
Screwed
Price complete 14 6
Chromium Plated, 2/6 extra.
PROVISION FOR FIG. 865 REGULATOR ON BOILERS
Carlton Boilers have " tapping on face of front section. Regent Boilers have " boss on right-hand side of boiler. Circular Domestic Boilers have a f" tapping in clean-out cover.
Fig. 866 DAMPER REGULATOR
(Screwed 1^") Price complete - 18 6
Range I00F-240F. Chromium Plated 3/6 extra
106
CRANE
CRANE DAMPER REGULATOR
FOR LOW PRESSURE STEAM BOILERS
This Regulator is ^designed for opening and closing the ashpit draught door alone, or together with the smokehood check draught on Low-Pressure Steam Boilers. Can be adjusted to operate at any pressure between zero and the pressures per square inch given below.
*
044 HI
Fig. 868, Screwed I", for pressures up to 10 lbs. Price
Fig. 869, ,, r. ..
15 lbs. Price
2 10 0 3 9 0
AUTOMATIC BOILER FEEDER
The McDonald Miller Automatic Boiler Feeder has a considerable advantage over other types in that the raw feed water does not come in contact, under heat, with the valve seat. Thus possi bility of scale causing failure of opera tion is eliminated
Size of inlet from cold supply ... -j"
Connections to Boiler ................ I"
Price ... 6 13 6
"POP" SAFETY VALVES
FOR LOW PRESSURE STEAM HEATING BOILERS
MALLEABLE IRON BODY. GUN METAL SEAT AND DISC
SET TO LIFT AT 5, 10, OR 15 LBS. PRESSURE
Size ins. 43"
r *' ir r 0"12 "
_Fig. H2II
18/9 21/- 25/6 34/6 --
Fig. H2II
FigH2I3 16/- 18/- 111- 25/6 33/- 57/6
Fig. H2I3.
These Safety Valves were specially designed for use on low-pressure steam heating boilers, and are widely employed for this purpose.
Please state required pressure when ordering
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TOWEL AIRERS
CHROMIUM PLATED
Fig. 870
Fig. 871
Dio. of Tube in.
i i i i*
n n n n
Width in.
30 36 42 30 36 42 30 36 42
Height in.
36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36 36
Fig. 870 s. d.
2 113 2 12 9 2 14 3 2 16 6 2 18 3 300 3 10 3 3 13 3 3 16 3
Fig. 871 s. d.
2 19 30 32 34 36 38 40 43 46
3 9 3 9 6 3 3 3 3
i
Made from I8G. Solid Drawn Brass Tube and tested 100 lbs. Hydraulic. Nickel Plated before Chromium Plating is applied. Height to bottom tappings 4", tappings supplied " size pointing outward unless otherwise instructed. Diameter of floor flanges, 3" on I", 3j" on !", 4" on 1^". Distance from wall to centre of rail, Fig. 871, 6". NOTE.--Towel Airers of similar design to Fig. 870, constructed of Galvanized Tubes with ball fittings can also be supplied. Prices on application.
108
TOWEL AIRERS
CHROMIUM PLATED
CRANE
Fig. 872
Fig. 873
Dia. of Tube in.
i i i i i i* i* i* i* i* i* i*
Width in.
30 36 42 36 36 30 36 42 36 36 30 36 42
Height in.
36 36 36 24 30 36 36 36 24 30 36 36 36
Fig. 872 s. d.
323 343 363
--
-- 393 3 12 0 3 14 9
--
-- 493 4 13 3 4 17 3
Fig. 873 s. d.
____
-- --
303 313
--
--
--
3 10 0 3 113
-- -- --
Made from I8G. Solid Drawn Brass Tube and tested 100 lbs. Hydraulic. Nickel Plated before Chromium Plating is applied. Height to bottom tappings 4" on Fig. 872, tappings supplied " size pointing outward unless otherwise instructed. Diameter of floor flanges, 3^" on I", 3^" on l", 4" on l-j". Distance from wall to centre of rail is 6" on Fig. 873.
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TOWEL AIRERS
CHROMIUM PLATED
1
*
Fig. 879
Dia. of Tube in.
Width in.
Height in.
Fig. 874 s. d.
Fig. 879 s. d.
i
30
36
1 17 9
239
`
Made from I8G. Solid Drawn Brass Tube and tested 100 lbs. Hydraulic. Nickel Plated before Chromium Plating is applied. Height to bottom tapping 4", tappings supplied f-" size pointing outward unless otherwise instructed. Diameter of floor flanges, 3".
Fig. 875
TYPE
Dia. of Tube in.
Circulating
.............................
Non-circulating.............................
i i
Width in.
36 36
Fig. 875 .s. d.
I 06 17 9
With circulating type, f" size connections are provided through wall. Distance from wall to centre of rail is 6" on Fig. Nos. 875 and 879.
110
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TOWEL AIRERS
CHROMIUM PLATED
HEXAGONAL TUBES
Fig. 876
Fig. 878
Fig. 877 as Fig. 876 but with double top similar to Fig. 872.
Across Flats
in.
1* 1* 1*
Width in.
30 36 42
Height in.
36 36 36
Fig. 876 s. d.
583 5 12 0 5 15 6
Fig. 877 s. d.
6 14 9 6 19 9 749
Fig. 878 s. d.
639 67 3 6 11 0
Made from Solid Drawn Brass Tube and heavy cast gun metai fittings.
Nickel Plated before Chromium Plating is applied. Height to bottom tappings 4", tappings supplied f" size pointing outwards unless otherwise instructed.
Diameter of floor flanges, 3J".
Distance from wall to centre of rail is 6" on Fig. 878.
in
i
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A
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RADIATOR TOWEL AIRERS
CHROMIUM PLATED
1 I
Fig. 886
Fig. 887
Dio. of Tube in.
Width in.
Height in.
Approx. Heating Surface
Fig. 886 s. d.
Fig. 887 s. d.
1 i 30 36 8* 4 12 3 5 0 3
H li
36
36
9
4 15 9
539
42 36 9'2 4 19 3 5 7 3
Extra for Radiator in rustless Bower-Barffed Process, II/-
Made from I8G. Solid Drawn Brass Tube and tested 100 lbs. Hydraulic. Nickel Plated before Chromium Plating is applied, except Radiator which is suitably treated.
Height to bottom tapping 4", tappings supplied f" size pointing outward unless otherwise instructed.
Diameter of floor flanges, 3".
CRANE
TOWEL AIRER SUNDRIES
CHROMIUM PLATED AND POLISHED
VALVES AND UNIONS
Fig. D202 WITH LOCK SHIELD
-
Fig. D243 STRAIGHT UNION
Fig-
D20I
D202
D22I
D222
X"
4/10
4/10
6/1
6/1
3" 6/2 6/2 7/8 7/8
\"
7/5 ,,
7/5
9/5 9/5
WALL STAYS
Fig. D22I COMPOSITION WHEEL
Fig. D222 WITH LOCK SHIELD
D24I
2/1 2/8 3/4
D243
1/10 2/5 3/4
FOR ROUND TUBE
FOR HEXAGONAL TUBE
Fig. No.
895 896
Length, wall to centre of rail
1" i
Up to 8" It II
10/-
10/6 16/6
When ordering state length required--Stock length, 6"
ir
n/-
FLOOR FLANGES
Fig. No...................... 897
899
J" size, per pair ... 41-
2/2
900 2/7
Fig. 897
These Flanges and Sleeves fit over wrought iron Pipe Connections and the height of Fig. 897 is suitable for use with our Fig. D20I Angle Valve and Fig. D24I Elbow Union.
Fig. 899 FOR ROUND TUBE
TOWEL AIRERS
OR ROUND TUBE AIRERS
Fig. 900 FOR HEXAGONAL TUBE
113 H
CRANE
RADIATOR AIR VALVES
HOT WATER
Fig. E50
Fig. E53
Fig. ESS
Fig. E56
Fig. E57
No.
E50 E53 E55 E56 ES7 E60
Per dozen
II It
II
Size
*
Polished Brass
6\"
1
4
9j- 10/5/8 6/3
9/2 9/8 5/2 5/8
61-
2/6 2/6
Nickel Plated
8\"
\ft 4
10/- H/-
6/3 6/10 9/8 10/2 5/8 6/2
6/6 3/8 3/8
Chromium Plated
V
JL"
4
17I2
12/-
7/9
T10/6
6/6
475
7/6 4/5
.EX
Fig. E60
Fig. E66. POLISHED BRASS SCHOOL BOARD PATTERN WITH BIB NOSE
Size 81 "
S1 '
Price each ... 3/- | 3/2
Fig. E66
AIRLET PLUGS
CAST IRON
GUN METAL
CRANE
AUTOMATIC AIR VALVE
FOR VENTING HOT WATER HEATING AND DOMESTIC SYSTEMS
Fig. 925
Fig. 926
Size Fig. 925 ... each
,, 926 ............
I" -19 2/4
ir 1/1 2/6
Fig. 925. Airlet Plug supplied free on all Radiators save Copper.
Fig. 926. Gun Metal Airlet Plugs. Customers' name can be cast on free of charge for lots of 50.
114
Fig. HIOI
Size
2
Price ...
42/-
3"
4
86/6
CRANE
HOFFMAN AUTOMATIC AIR VALVES
RADIATOR AIR VALVE i" CONNECTION
A
Price ................ 8/6 For pressures 0-10 lbs.
RADIATOR SYPHON AIR AND VACUUM VALVE
i" CONNECTION
FOR STEAM
Fig. E70. Recommended for installations where moderate initial cost is desirable. It is similar in operation to the widely used E75, but has not the adjustable Venting Port.
This valve is suitable for lowpressure steam heating systems up to 10 lbs., but not for vapourvacuum systems.
RADIATOR SYPHON AIR VALVE
i" CONNECTION
Fig. E75. Designed for all sys tems of low-pressure steam. Through its use all air is vented from the radiator without loss of steam, and maximum heating efficiency is assured. After con tact of water with the valve the syphon drains all water from the valve, and venting occurs with out the slightest "spit" even if the radiator is under pressure.
Fig. E78. Similar in construction to the No. E75, but in addition, when the radiator is once freed from air, return of air through the vent port is prevented.
It is thus particularly suitable for vapour-vacuum systems.
Fig. E7S
Price
... 14/-
For pressures 0--10 lbs.
QUICK VENT FLOAT AIR VALVE CONNECTION
Fig. E78
Price ................ 28/-
Forvacuumorpressures up to 10 lbs.
The E80 Automatic Air Valve is intended for venting the main steam pipe-line in low-pressure steam heating systems up to 10 lbs. working pressure.
For 3--10 lbs. pressure the valve has a -fa" port and for 0--3 lbs.
a ts" port. When ordering specify port size.
Fig. E80
Price
... 59/-
115
CRANE
RADIATOR VALVES
with EASY CLEAN SHIELDS
ANGLE VALVES
Fig. D201
COMPOSITION WHEEL
Fig. D241
ELBOW UNION
Fig. D202
LOCK SHIELD
Fig. D203
WITH CLOSED SHIELD
GATE VALVES
Fig. D22I
COMPOSITION WHEEL
Fig. D222
LOCK SHIELD
Fig. D223
WITH CLOSED SHIELD
Fig. No.
Size
D201-2-3 Matt Finish.............................
> Polished ............................. ,, Nickel Plated on Polished
Chrom. Plated on Polished
D22I-2-3 Matt Finish.............................
Polished ............................. ,, Nickel Plated on Polished
,, Chrom. Plated on Polished
D24I
Matt Finish.............................
,, Polished .............................
Nickel Plated on Polished M Chrom. Plated on Polished
21" 1"
3/5 41-
4/5 4/9 4/5
5/5/4 5/10 -- -- -- _
3/6 4/1 4/6 4/10 4/8 5/3 5/7 6/1 1/3 1/8 1/10 2/1
4/6 5/4 5/9 6/2 5/10 6/9 7/3 7/8
1/7 2/1 2/4 2/8
5/3 6/5 6/11 7/5 7/3 8/5 9/1 9/5 2/1 2/8 2/11 3/4
ir 2"
6/10 8/5 9/0 9/10 9/3 10/10 11/5 12/1 3/1 3/11 4/2 4/7
__
-- --
--
20/22/2 22/10 23/5
6/9 7/10 8/2 8/7
__
-- __ --
29/6 32/2 33/3 34/8
9/9 11/2 11/6 12/2
116
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RADIATOR VALVES
CRANE
Fig. D238 COMPOSITION WHEEL
Fig. D239 COMPOSITION WHEEL
! ! !
Fig. D243 STRAIGHT UNION
Fig. D2I2
COMPOSITION WHEEL RIGHT HAND
CORNER VALVES
Fig. D2I3, as Fig. D2II WITH LOCK SHIELD
Fig. D2I4, as Fig. D212 WITH LOCK SHIELD
Fig. D2I1 COMPOSITION WHEEL
LEFT HAND
Fig. No.
\
2
24."
Each \" i r
D238 0239 D2II -2-3-4
l
,,
D243
,,
II
With Composition Wheel*
,, ,, ,,
Matt Finish
................
Polished ............................
Nickel Plated on Polished
Chrom. Plated on Polished
Matt Finish
................
Polished ............................
Nickel Plated on Polished
Chrom. Plated on Polished
6/6 6/6 12/2 12/9 13/1 13/7 1/3 1/6 1/8 1/10
7/6 7/6 14/1
is/15/6 15/11
1/7 I/ll 2/3 2/5
11/6 11/6 18/7 19/9 20/5
20/9 2/1 2/6 2/11 3/4
14/14/-
25/9 27/4 28/3 29/-
3/1 3/7 4/1
4/6
ir 2"
---- ---- ---- ---- -- --- '
6/9 9/9 7/5 10/9 8/- 11/4 8/7 12/-
* Figs. D238/9 can be supplied Polished, Nickel Plated on Polished, or Chromium Plated on Polished.
Prices on application.
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GUN METAL GATE VALVES
SOLID TAPER DISC STAMPED "M.W.B."
< 'U
Fig. DI63. SCREWED
Fig. DI64. FLANGED B.S. TABLES D & E
Fig. No.
Sizes: 21 "
43'/
1" ir 1 1" 2" 2L2 " 3"
DI63 Price End to End
4/5 51- 6/5 8/10 11/4 15/- 25/3 32/2" U" 2*' 2-2." 3" 3T 4T
DI64 Price Face to Face ...
--
_ 15/- 22/6 26/6 37/- 51/3 63/-
-- w w 4"
5" 5*' 6r
The fee for stamping by the Metropolitan Water Board is extra to the above prices See separate price list. Flanged valves are supplied undrilled unless otherwise ordered. Drilling charge 2d. per hole.
THROTTLE VALVES
i
j t ............... . 1.... .......
J
i
Fig. D76
.......... .1 ---i 121
A
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GUN METAL GLOBE VALVES
(
Fig. Dl FOR STEAM WORKING
PRESSURES UP TO 200 POUNDS AND
Figs. D5 and D6 UP TO 125 POUNDS
PER SQ. IN.
Fig. Dl Screwed GUN METAL DISC
Fig. D5. Screwed Fig. D6. Flanged
RENEWABLE DISC
r 1" irSizes:
1 ft
4
i"
3 ft 4
1 i" 2" 2V 3"
Fig. Dl ... 2/3 2/6
3/4 4/6 6/8 9/2 11/9 16/9 29/6 47/6
Fig. D5 ... 4/- 4/4 4/8 5/-
9/6 12/6 19/6 --
--
Fig. D6 ...
-- 10/- 11/6 15/6 23/3 27/6 41/6
i
FOR STEAM WORKING
PRESSURES UP TO
200 POUNDS PER SQ. IN.
UNION BONNET AND
SLIP ON RENEWABLE
DISC
Sizes:
1H
4
Fig. D7. Screwed
Fig. D8. Flanged B.S. Table E.
Fig. Dll
,, ,, F.
38 "
21 ft
3tf 4
\" ir \1 L2 " 2" 2" 3"
Fig. D7 ... 5/- 5/8 7/6 10/- 12/6 18/- 23/9 36/3 61/6 91/6
Fig. D8 ...
15/- 19/- 25/6 34/6 45/- 73/6 105/- 140/-
Fig. Dll
28/6 37/6 48/- 81/- 117/- 155/-
Renewable Disc Valves are provided with discs for steam, hot water, cold water, oil or compressed air. Please state on order which is required. Flanged Valves are supplied undrilled unless otherwise ordered. Drilling charge 2d. per hole.
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SWING CHECK VALVES
MAY BE USED IN A HORIZONTAL POSITION OR FOR UPWARD FLOW
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 125 POUNDS WATER WORKING PRESSURES NON-SHOCK UP TO 200 POUNDS
Sizes: 3" 2
43" 1" ir
2" 2i" 3"
DI38 DI39 DI40
4/2 4/4 5/4
4/9 s/- 6/3
4/2 4/4 5/4
6/6 8/8 11/8 16/- 26/- 43/7/9 10/6 14/6 19/6 33/- 53/6/6 8/8 11/8 16/- 26/- 43/-
With Gun Metal Disc
Fig. DI38
Fig. DI40 Stamped "M.W.B."
DI4I 4/9 5/- 6/3 7/9 10/6 14/6 19/6 33/- 53/-
The fee for stamping "M.W.B." valves is extra. See separate price sheet.
With Leather Faced Disc
Fig. DI39
Fig. DI4I Stamped "M.W.B."
PLUG COCK Fig. D300 Female Fig. D30I M. and F.
PLUG and GLAND COCKS
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 125 POUNDS
Sizes:
21
3// *
1" ir
D300/I 3/7 4/7 6/2 9/10 D320/I 4/8 6/- 9/- 12/6
Sizes:
ir
2" 2*'
3"
GLAND COCK
Fig. D320 Female Fig. D32I M. and F.
D300/I D320/I
12/6 15/6
19/2 23/-
35/46/-
52/6 64/-
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RADIATOR TRAPS
THE "HOFFMAN"
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 15 POUNDS
Price 1/2/0
Hoffman Radiator Traps freely relieve air and con densation from radiators in Low Pressure, Vapour or Vapour-Vacuum systems without steam loss. They are also used as steam traps in industrial work and for cooking apparatus, sterilisers, etc., where pressure does not exceed 15 pounds.
Hoffman Traps are absolutely non-adjustable, and thermostats can be changed from one body to another without "setting."
Made in size only, capacity 200 sq. ft.
The Fig. H77 vertical trap is recommended for concealed Radiators having bottom outlet or for draining other vessels with similar connections. Capacity 200 sq. ft. of direct radiation. Maximum working pressure, 15 pounds.
Price 1/2/0
Fig. H77 Vertical
THE " DRICO ''
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 30 POUNDS
Sizes :
2\'f
Capacities in sq. ft.
radiation
400
3// 4 560
Price ................ 20/- 25/-
Capacities are based on I lb.
differential pressure over trap.
To obtain capacity in Ibs./hour,
i divide by 4. Allow 2.1 margin.
Fig. H70 Straight
Fig. H7I Angle
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CRANE INVERTED OPEN FLOAT STEAM TRAPS
IRON BODY WITH GUN METAL WORKING PARTS DISC AND SEAT OF STAINLESS STEEL
FOR USE ON STEAM HEATING SYSTEMS FOR DRAINING COILS AND FOR DRIPPING MAINS OR RISERS INTO RETURNS FOR PRESSURES UP TO 200 LBS.
Crane Inverted Open Float Steam Traps fill a long-felt demand for an inexpensive yet efficient trap
i for draining heating coils, unit
heaters, and a variety of steamheated apparatus used in indus trial cooking and laundry plants.
i
Figs. H50 and H5I
Fig. H52
PRICES AND CAPACITIES. POUNDS OF CONDENSATION PER HOUR
No.:
Size:
Effective pres sure at Trap in lbs. per sq. in
150 2IS0
25 30 40 50 60 75 iOO 125 150
200
Price:
H.50
r
915 880 1,080 790 845 960 610 680 530 600 405 450 460 325 37/-
H:51
V
3,050 3,500 4,300 3,100 3,350 3,800 2,450 2,700 2,050 2,250 2,650 1,850 2,050 1,300 49/-
r
10,400 9,200 11,300 7,130 7,900 8,600 6,920 7,750 4,040 4,550 5,200 4,000 4,500 3,540 63/-
H.52
r
li"
\Y & v
12,300
[4,000 17,500
12,500 13,400 15,300
9,800 10,900
8,250 9,060 10,450 7,370
8,000
-7,000 981-
20,000
20,800 24,800
20,000 21,200
24,000
17,600 19,400
n,800 13,100 15,000 11,700 12,500
11,500 157/6
26,000 31,800 39,800
39,100 41,600 47,200 39,900
4231,,810000
23,800 29,600
22,600 24,600 20,500 225/-
Above capacities are in pounds of water per hour based on continuous discharge to atmosphere
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r CRANETHE "WELLDECK" STEAM TRAP
Registered design No. 766460.
Fig. H88 GUN METAL
Fig. H89 CAST IRON
The improved "Welldeck" Trap has the following advantages:
Brass hot-pressed bolted-on covers for f", and sizes. High grade mall, iron bolted-on cover for I" size. Covers are easily and quickly removable.
Rust-proofed, machine-moulded bodies of high grade cast-iron.
Improved capsule construction giving large capacity, greater sensitivity and sharper action.
Coarser thread on setting screw with less tendency to strip, or jam when hot.
For Saturated Steam Pressures up to 125 lbs. per sq. in. PRICES AND CAPACITIES
Sizes. Screwed Standard Gas Threads
3// 2 2\n 43n 1"
Price Complete
Cast Iron
Gun Metal
Female Ends Female Ends
19/6 19/6 21/9 24/6
27/6 27/6 37/53/-
Spare Parts
Condenser
Valve
3/- 1/8 3/6 1/8 5/6 2/6
7/- 3/-
Continuous Discharge. Galls, per hour at 212 F.
42 110 264 627
The capacities given above are for steady discharge after adjustment at 120 lbs. pressure. For intermittent discharge calculate 10 per cent, of these figures.
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PIPE STRAINERS
CRANE
Fig. HI2I
CAST IRON
Recommended on the in|et side Qf every Trap
or Reducing Valve.
Fig, HI 12
GUN METAL
Sizes:
Fig. H121 ... Fig. HI 12 ...
|77
11/3 14/-
2." 4
14/15/-
r
18/22/-
\*X4 "
22/6 39/9
1 \
27/9 40/9
2"
47/6 57/-
See General Catalogue for Flanged Pipe Strainers. '
REDUCING VALVES
"THE NEERFAIL "
GUN METAL SPRING TYPE The Valve automatically closes in the event of the Boiler Pressure exceeding that to which it is set. NOTE.--This reducing valve can be supplied dead-weight as well as spring type.
Sizes:
1 77
2."
4
1" ir I 1/7
Fig. HI5I 113/6 Fig. HI52 133/6
123/6 144/6
139/6 158/-
157/6 189/6
197/6 237/6
If ordering Fig. HI52 please specify if flanges are required B.S. Table D, F, or H, etc.
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Fig. HI5I Screwed Fig. HI52 Flanged
CRANE
EXPANSION JOINTS
GUN METAL
SCREWED ENDS
GUN METAL THROUGHOUT
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES
UP TO 100 POUNDS
Fig. H3II
rS/zes:
F
r IF IF 2" 2F 3"
H"Price
Traverse End to End,Open
9/6
r
11/6 2F
7r
17/6 20/6 25/6 35/- 47/- 65/-
2" 2F
7r . 7f"
|F 71"
S2Ft"
2}" 3"
s>r ior
CAST IRON
Sizes:
Price...................................... Traverse End to End, Opened
r
48/2F Mf
Fig. H3I2
SCREWED
2F
54/2F I2F
3"
66/2J" i3r
3F
84/3" I4F
4"
90/3r 15$"
5"
133/6 4" 18"
6"
157/6 5" 21"
IRON BODY, FACED FLANGES
GUN METAL WEARING PARTS WITH TIE RODS
STEAM WORKING PRESSURES:
UP TO 50 POUNDS TESTED TO 200
POUNDS HYDRAULIC
Fig. H3I3 B.S. TABLE D FLANGES
Sizes:
Price Traverse F. to F., Opened
ir 66/13"
IF
71/2F 13"
2"
72/2F 13"
2F 78/13"
3"
102/3" I3F
3i"
135/3" 14"
4"
135/3" 15"
5"
168/3" 16"
6"
180/3" 16"
Fig. H3I3 is fitted with Brass Sleeve without Gun Metal, Neck Rings.
Expansion Joints are not furnished packed unless so ordered, and then at a special price. If wanted packed, specify kind of packing required.
For Dimensions of British Standard Flanges--see pages 210 and 211.
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CAST IRON GLOBE VALVES
GUN METAL WEARING PARTS
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 125 POUNDS
Fig. No.
Sizes: T 2F 3" 3*' 4" 5" 6" 8"
F35I Price
58/S 75/- 104/- 127/- 158/6 225/- 312/6 600/-
End to End F r 8" r 10" nr 13" 18*"
FigNo.
Sizes; T 2F 3" 3f' 4" 5" 6" 8"
F352 Price
71/6 89/6 125/- 154/- 187/6 258/6 350/- 641/6
Face to Face
8" 8F 9i" ior nr 13" 14" I9i"
Dia. of Flanges .. 6" sr 7i" 8" 8i" 10" i r I3F
Fig. F352 FLANGED B.S. TABLES D and E
F352. For larger sizes see General Catalogue.
SWING CHECK VALVES
IRON BODY WITH GUN METAL SEAT RING
BRITISH STANDARD TABLES D and E. FLANGES
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 125 POUNDS
FOR WATER WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 175 POUNDS
Fig. F440 SCREWED Fig. F442 FLANGED
Sizes: 2" 24" 3" 3*" 4" 5" 6" 8"
F440. Price ... 56/6 62/- 68/6 80/9 93/- 124/6 145/3 235/6 F442.................... 56/6 62/- 68/6 80/9 93/- 124/6 145/3 235/6 Face to Face ... 10" 12" 12" 12" 14" 16" 16" 20"
Flanged Valves are supplied undrilled unless otherwise ordered. Drilling charge, 2d. per hole.
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STANDARD
CAST IRON WEDGE GATE VALVES
NON-RISING STEM
IRON BODY WITH GUN METAL WEARING PARTS
Size:
V
2i" 3"
4"
Price............... 36/-
39/-
45/-
59/6
End to End ... w
w
6"
w
Centre toTop
9*" 10*' nr
I4f"
Fig. FSI
SCREWED ENDS
STEAM WORKING PRESSURE 100 lbs. WATER WORKING PRESSURE 175 lbs. TESTED TO 300 lbs. HYDRAULIC
Fig. FS2
FLANGED ENDS BRITISH STANDARD TABLES D and E FLANGES
Fig. F52
SECTIONAL VIEW"
Size: 2" 21" 3" 31" 4" 5" 6"
Price
36/- 39/- 45/- 55/- 59/6 82/- 94/6
6" 10"Diam. of Flanges
ey 71" 8" 8*'
II"
Face to
6T 6rFace ... 5T
7" 71" 7f" 8"
Centre to Top ...
o7_126_"
10*" nr
I2f"
I4f"
16*" 181"
Flanged Valves are supplied undrilled unless otherwise ordered. Drilling charge, 2d. per hole.
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HEAVY
CRANE
CAST IRON WEDGE GATE VALVES
IRON BODY WITH GUN METAL WEARING PARTS
FOR WATER WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 225 POUNDS
BRITISH STANDARD TABLE D and.E FLANGES
Sizes: 2" O42l" 3" 3*" 4"
5"
6"
8"
Price Un stamped 46/6 52/6 64/- 76/- 90/- 123/- 142/- 226/-
Dia. of Flanges 6" 6*" 7i" 8" 8*' 10"
Face to Face ... 7" 7*" 8" 8*" 9"
10"
Centre to Top H*' 12*" 14*" 11 J5-156." 6*" 19*"
II" 13*' 10*" II*' 2 If" 26*"
The fee for scamping by the Metropolitan Water Board is extra. See separate price list.
For Prices of Valves with B.S. Table F, etc. Flanges and larger sizes-- see General Catalogue.
Fig. F62 NON-RISING STEM
FLANGED
Fig. F65 M.W.B.
OUTSIDE SCREW GATE VALVES
GUN METAL WEARING PARTS
FOR WATER WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 225 POUNDS. NON-SHOCK
Fig. F89 Stamped "Heating only Tested by Met. W.B."
Fig. F8I
Fig. F89 M.W.B.
FLANGED B.S. TABLES D and E
Size: 2" 21" 3" 3*" 4" 5" 6" 8"
Price
Un stamped 63/- 76/- 82/6 103/- 114/- 157/- 179/- 357/6
Face to Face 7" 71" 8"
Dia. of Flanges 6" 61" 7*'
8*" 8"
9" 8*"
10" 10*' II*" 10" H" 131"
Centre to Top Open 15*" 16**" I9*|" 21**" 24*|" 29*" 32*'
41*"
The Fee for Scamping by the Metropolitan Water Board is extra. See Separate Price List.
Flanged Valves are supplied undrilled unless otherwise ordered. Drilling charge, 2d. per hole.
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CAST IRON FLANGED FITTINGS
BRITISH STANDARD TABLES D and E FLANGES
TEST PRESSURE 200 POUNDS HYDRAULIC
No. A5I
FLANGED ELBOWS EQUAL AND REDUCING
No. A53
FLANGED ELBOWS SIDE OUTLET
No. A54
45 FLANGED ELBOW
I
No. A57
FLANGED BENDS, 45
FLANGED SHORT SWEEP TWIN ELBOWS
EQUAL AND REDUCING
No. A6I
FLANGED TWIN BENDS LONG SWEEP
For Prices--see page 133. For Dimensions of British Standard Flanges--see pages 210 and 211. For General Dimensions--see page 138. See General Catalogue for Table F and Cast-steel Fittings.
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CAST IRON FLANGED FITTINGS
BRITISH STANDARD TABLES D and E FLANGES
TEST PRESSURE 200 POUNDS HYDRAULIC
FACED FLANGES
Sizes
A5I A53 A54 A55 A56 A57 A6I A59
F/ongeG
Flangec
Flangec
Elbows
Long
Elbow 45 with
45 Sweep Flanged
Flanged Elbows, Side Flangec Duck- Flangec Flangec Twin Twin
Equal. Reducing Outlet Elbows foot Bends Bends Bends Elbows
A59
Flanged Twin
Elbows Reducing
V 7/6 7/6 18/6 7/6 16/6 11/6 11/6 23/6 ii/91" 8/6 8/6 20/- 8/6 21/- 12/6 12/6 28/3 13/6 3" 9/6 9/6 24/- 9/6 22/6 14/6 14/6 33/3 16/3i" 11/6 -- 27/- 11/6 23/3 18/- 18/- 36/- 17/3 4" 13/3 13/3 30/- 13/3 24/- 19/3 19/3 37/3 19/9 5" 18/6 18/6 38/6 18/6 33/- 28/9 28/9 54/- 29/6" 22/6 22/6 52/- 22/6 36/- 36/- 36/- 63/- 37/9 7" 27/- 27/- 58/- 27/- 54/- 40/6 40/6 81/- 44/3 8" 34/- 34/- 70/- 34/- 60/- 50/9 50/9 97/3 56/9
2"X 2"x3" ... 16/-
--
3"x3"x4" ... 19/9 3"x3"x6" ... 37/9 4"x4"x5" ... 29/5"x5"x7" ... 44/3 6"x6"x8" ... 56/9 7"X7"x8" ... 56/9
--
For Dimensions of BritisITStandard Flanges--seepages 210 and 211.
For General Dimensions--see page 138.
For Fittings under 2" and over 8* sizes, also for Fittings to Table "F,M particulars--see General Catalogue.
Flanged Fittings throughout are supplied undrilled unless ordered otherwise. Standard drilling charge is 2d per hole.
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CAST IRON FLANGED FITTINGS
BRITISH STANDARD TABLES D and E FLANGES
TEST PRESSURE 200 POUNDS HYDRAULIC
"~T
No. A63
FLANGED TEES
i
SINGLE SWEEP FLANGED TEES EQUAL AND REDUCING
No. A70
FLANGED LONG SWEEP TEES EQUAL AND REDUCING
For Prices--see page 135. For Dimensions of British Standard Flanges--see pages 210 and 211. For General Dimensions--see page 138. See General Catalogue for Table F and Cast Steel Fittings.
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CAST IRON FLANGED FITTINGS
BRITISH STANDARD TABLES D and E FLANGES
TEST PRESSURE 200 POUNDS HYDRAULIC
Sizes
2" 2-j" 3" 31" 4" 5" 6" T 8"
FACED FLANGES
A63 Flanged Tees
Equal and Reducing
10/-
12/-
IS/-
17/3
18/9
27/6
33/-
42/-
52/6
A66 Flanged Tees Side Outlet
24/17/6 30/36/39/54/68/78/90/-
A68 Flanged Single Sweep
Tees
II/-
13/6
16/-
17/3
19/9
29/-
34/6
44/3
56/9
A70 Flanged Long Single Sweep Tees
15/3
16/6
19/6
22/6
27/-
40/6
54/-
65/-
73/-
For Dimensions of British Standard Flanges--see pages 210 and 211. For General Dimensions--see page 138. For Fittings under T size and over 8"--see General Catalogue. Flanged Fittings throughout are supplied undrilled unless otherwise ordered. Standard drilling charge is 2d. per hole.
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CAST IRON FLANGED FITTINGS
BRITISH STANDARD TABLES D and E FLANGES
TEST PRESSURE 200 POUNDS HYDRAULIC
1
j
!
No. A72
FLANGED CROSSES
No. A72
REDUCING FLANGED CROSSES
No. A76
FLANGED TAPER REDUCERS
l
No. A74
FLANGED LATERAL " Y " BRANCHES
No. A79
FLANGED CO-LATERAL " Y " BRANCHES
For Prices--see page 137. For Dimensions of British Standard Flanges--see pages 210 and 211. For Genera! Dimensions--see page 138.
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CAST IRON FLANGED FITTINGS
BRITISH STANDARD TABLE D and E FLANGES
TEST PRESSURE 200 POUNDS HYDRAULIC
FACED FLANGES
A72 A72
A74 A79
No. A76
Sizes Flanged Flanged Crosses Lateral Co-Lateral Flanged Taper Reducers
t
Equal
Reducing
"Y" "Y"
Length
t Crosses
Branches Branches
Sizes
"G" PRICE
1 2" 15/- 2" X |i" ... IS/- 13/6
II/- 2" x\i" 6" 1 2*"xli" 6" 7/6
2i" 18/- 2*'X 1*' ... 18/- 15/-
13/4 2i'x2"
6"
3" x If'
9" 1
i
to t oX
18/-
3" X 2"
6" l 8/3
i 3" 19/9 3" xl" ... 19/9 16/6
3" X2i" 5"
16/6
3L" x 2" 3i"x2f'
6" } *16"
3" x2" ... 19/9
4" Xl*" 9"
3" X2i" ... 19/9
4" x2" 4" x2"
9" j 10/6 5"
4" x2" 12"
i 3V 22/6 3j"x 2j" ... 22/6 25/3
19/- 4" x3"
6"
4" X3i"
5" ho/6
1 4" 24/9 4" x2" ... 24/9 27/- 20/9 4-j" x 2i" 9"
4-j" x 4"
12" 15/6
CM
X
24/9 |
4" x3" ... 24/9
5" x2j" 5" x3" 5" x4"
12" T
9" r-14/6 6"
6" x2i" 12" )
J6" x3"
12" 15/9
<
6" x4"
9"
5" 36/- 5" x4" ... 36/- 36/-
30/3 6" x4" 12" 19/3
6" 48/- 6" X3" ... 48/- 45/-
36/6
6" xS" 6" x5"
6" 9"
} 15/6
6" x4" ... 48/-
7" x2" 7" x3"
18" 1 15" 1
1
7" x4"
12" f2l/9
7" 64/9 7" x5" ... 64/9 59/6
46/3
7" x5"
9"
7" x6"
6" J
J
8" 72/- 8" x4" ... 72/- 66/9
57/9
8" x4"
15" 1
!| 8" x6" ... 72/-
8" x5" 8" x6" 8" x7"
J12"
9"
V 28/9
6"
i
For Dimensions of British Standard Flanges--see pages 210 and 211.
For General Dimensions--see page 136.
For Fittings under 2" and over 8" sizes--see General Catalogue.
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CAST IRON FLANGED FITTINGS
GENERAL DIMENSIONS
No. A5I. Equal. Reducing.
No. A54
No. A59. Equal. Reducing.
No. A6I
No. A68
No. A72. Equal. Reducing.
Size:
A C D E J M N O P
2"
5"
10" 5" 3" 8" 2F
52"r
2F 3"
Si" 6" 3" 3" 10" 12" Si" 6" 3i" 4" 9i~ 10" 2r 3" Si" 6" 2F 3"
3r" 4" 5" 6"
6F 7" 8" 9"
3r 4"
4F 5"
14" 14" 15" 16"
8" 8" 9" 10-
4" 4" 5" 6"
nr 12" 3" 3"
I3F 3i"
I4r 3F
7" 8" 9"
3r 3F 4"
4r
For ocher Dimensions--see General Catalogue
138
7"
10" sr 16" II" 6" I6F 4" 10" 5"
8"
U" 5i' 18" II" 7" I7F 4i" II" sr
***-*
4-T*
3
FLANGES
CRANE
r rrSizes:
rF F
r r r r r r r IF IF
Diameter 3F 3}" 4" 4F 5F 6" 4" 4F 4F 5F 5F 6" F 4F 4F
undrilled i/- l/3i 1/4 I/Si 2/2 2/4 1/5 l/5f I/I0i 2/2 2/4 2/4 3/- 1/9 1/9
Sizes: if IF IF IF IF IF IF IF 2" 2" 2" 2" 2" 2" 2F
5"Diameter
5F 6" 5" 5F 5F 6" F 6" 6F 7F 7F 8" 8F 6F
undrilled 2/1 2/3 2/4 2/1 2/2 2/9 2/9 2/11 2/4 2/M 3/4 3/10 4/- 4/7 2/8
rSizes: 2F 2F 2
2F 2" 3" 3" 3" 3" 3" 3" 3F 3F 3F 3F
7i"Diameter
7F 8" 8F r 7F 7F 8" 8F 9" 10" 8" 8F 9" 10"
undrilled 3/4 3/10 4/- 4/7 5/2 3/3 3/10 4/- 4/7 5/2 5/10 4/- 4/1 5/2 5/10
Sizes: 4" 4" 4" 4" 4" 5" 5" 5" 6" 6" 6" 7" 7" 8" 8"
Diameter Price
Undrilled
8F r 10" ir 12" 10" U" 12" ir ir I3F 12" I3F 13F I4F
4/1 S/1 5/10 7/4 10/3 S/10 7/4 10/3 8/2 10/3 12/3 M/8 14/7 17/6 21/11
CAST IRON FLANGE UNIONS
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 125 POUNDS FOR WATER WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 175 POUNDS
FACED
GASKET EXTRA
Figure No.
Fig. AI5I Sizes: 2" 2i" 3" 3' 4" 5" 6" 8"
AI5I Price. Black
4/2 5/3 6/3 7/6 8/9 13/2 16/6 29/2
,, Galvd. ...
8/4
Diameter of Flanges H"
10/6
C7"
12/6 6#"
15/7r
17/6 7f'
26/4 O'8i"
33/- 58/4 I0|" I2|"
Number of Bolts
44445 5 68
See page 160 for malleable iron flanges
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INDIRECT CYLINDERS
FOR HOT WATER SUPPLY OPERATED BY A RADIATOR HEATING BOILER
WATER TO WATER Can be fixed horizontally or vertically
Fig. 935
GALVANIZED STEEL
Fig. 936
COPPER
Fig. 935. Galvanized Steel Indirect Cylinders. Nos. 0, I, 02 and 2 witffFixed Head, Nos. 3-8 with Bolted Head and India-rubber jointing ring, as illustrated
Net Heat Test Working GAUGES
No.
Stor ing pressure Pressure age Surface lbs. per ft. head Gails. sq. ft. sq. in. of water
Body
Ends
o 24
6* 40
1 30
10* 40
02 35 12 40
2 40 14 40
3 50
17* 76
4 60 20* 76
5 80
27* 64
6 100 35" 64
7 150 52
56
8 200 70
50
50 I4G I2G 50 I4G I2G 50 I4G I2G 50 I4G I2G
90 90 75 * 75 * * 65 60 * *
PRICE s. d.
Test Working Pressure Pressure
lbs. per ft. head sq. in. of water
GAUGES Body Ends
4 7 0* 40 SO * *
4 18 0* 40 50 i *
5 10 3* 40 50 * *
5 15 0* 40
50
*
8 6 9 94 no A k
9 12 6 94 no ft
II 18 0 84
95 *
13 18 0 84 95 iV ft
18 18 0 76
90 it
23 18 0 70
80 * jV
PRICE
s. d.
5 5 0* 64 6 18
1 14 n4 15 12 18 12 24 5 30
* Extra for Bolted Head on application
Size of connections--24 and 30 gall., I"; 35 and 40 gall., in 50 and 60 gall., I*"; 80 and 100 gall., 2"; 150 gall., 2*"; 200 gall., 3
Fig. 936. Copper Indirect Cylinders, Inner Cylinder Corrugated, all with Fixed Head.
Net Heat Test Working GAUGES
No.
Stor ing Pressure Pressure age Surface lbs. per ft. head Galls. sq. ft. sq. in. of water
Body
Ends
0 24 01 27*
1 30
02 35 2 40 3 50 4 60
5 80 6 100 7 150 8 200
6* 9 10* 12 14
17* 20* 27* 35 52 70
25
25 25
25 25 30
30 30
30 30
30
35 20 18 35 20 18 35 20 18 35 20 18 35 20 18 40 18 16 40 18 rs 40 16 14 40 16 13 40 14 12 40 14 ` II
PRICE
s. d.
5 15
6 13 73 7 19 8 12 12 5
13 17 22 15
28 5 48 10
65 17
0
0 0 6 0 0
6 0
0 0
6
Test Working Pressure Pressure lbs. per ft. head sq. in. of water
_ ------_ --------
50 70 50 70 50 70 50 70 50 70 50 70
GAUGES
Body Ends
__
--------
---- ----
16 14
16 14
14 12
14 12
12 10
12 9
PRICE
s. d.
_
-- --
----
14 12 16 10
26 15 32 15 55 0 76 0
6 0
0 0 0 0
Size of Connections--24 to 30 gall., I", 35 and 40 gall., It": 50 and 60 gall., 4"; 80 and 100 gall., 2"; 150 gall., 2*"; 200 gall., 3"
CRANE
COPPER AND GALVANIZED INDIRECT CYLINDERS
GALVANIZED CANTILEVER BRACKETS
For supporting Indirect Cylinders
Fig. 937 Horizontal
Fig. 938 Vertical
State if required for Horizontal or Vertical fixing.
Prices on application.
DIMENSIONS IN INCHES
A
No. u. A
cl
<3
s 'J
0 30 30 01 34* ---
1 39 39
02 42* 42* 2 48 48 3 50 50 4 58 58 5 54 54 6 69 69 7 65* 65* 8 /6i 76*
B
L.
i3
22 22 27 -- 31* 31* 32 32 38* 38* 39 39 45 45 41 4i 53 53 50 50 59 59
C
13
*2 >3
5* 5 5* -- 66 66 6* 6 75 75 7* 6 7* 6 96 97
D
s 0>
18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 20 20 20 20 24 24 24 24 30 30 32 32
E
-g ij U
5* 5* 5* 66 66 6* 6* 75 75 7* 6 7* 6 96 97
F
Q) d g
U
25 25 29* -- 33 33 36 36 40* 40* 41 39 47 45 45 43* 60 58* 55* 54 66* 65*
Size of Connections
6 <3
11 |-- 1I i* t* i* i* i* i* i* i* 22 22 2* 2* 33
PRIMARY CONNECTIONS SCREWED MALE, SECONDARY AND COLD WATER ARE FEMALE
GALVANIZED FEED AND
EXPANSION CISTERNS
Fig. 939
FOR SMALL HEATING INSTALLATIONS
COMPLETE WITH FLANGES FOR OUTLET AND OVERFLOW AND PLAIN HOLE CUT FOR BALL VALVE
* Cap acity Gallons
10 15 20 25 30
DIMENSIONS
Length
ins. 18 24 20 24 24
Width
ins. 12 12 15 17 18
Depth
ins. 12 15 20 17 19
SIZE OF CONNECTIONS Gauges
Ball Valve Outlet Overflow
* * 1 18 1 18
* 1 16 * * 1 16 * * i 16
PRICE
Without Cover
PRICE
With loose Cover (18G1
18/3 21/8 25/7 27/-
29/-
20/6
24/8 28/6
31/4 33/7
* Total Nominal Capacity of Cistern. For larger Cisterns order Figs. 942/3.
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GALVANIZED HOT WATER CYLINDERS
WELDED TOP AND BOTTOM. SIDES RIVETED OR WELDED Galvanized after manufacture and tested. WITHOUT HANDHOLE.
Fig. No. 940.
Go/fons Approx.
20 21 23 25
28
31 34 37 40 42 45 48 56 60 65 75 85 100
Dimensions
16 G.
Inside
Overall
Pressure = 10 ft.
Head of Water
Inches Inches
/ '5 X 30 \ \ 18 X 24 /
15 X 33 15 X 36 r 18 X 27 \ \ 15 X 39 / / 18 X 30 \ \ 15 X 42 /
/ 20 X 27 \ \ 18 X 33 J
18 X 36 r 18 X 39 \ \ 20 X 30 J
18 X 42 / re X 45 \ \ 20 X 36 /
18 X 48 20 X 42 20 X 48 20 X 51 22 X 48 24 X 48 24 X 54 24 X 64
s. d.
i 15
i 16 i 17
i 19
0
3 8
1
i 19 9
204
228
245
263
283
2 10 | 2 12 9 2 16 0
-- __ -- __ --
14 G.
12 G.
Pressure -- 30 ft. Pressure -- 40 ft. Pressure -- 50 ft.
Head of Water Head of Water Head of Water
s. d.
s. d.
S. d.
i 18
20 2
9
3 9
240
25 279
2 10 i
2 12 5 2 14 9
237
2 10 0
2 16 II
24 1
25 0
274
29 5
2 II 7
2 13 4
2 15 2 18
32 34 40 4 12
5 0 1 8 4 3
--
--
2 II 3
2 12 9
2 15 1
2 17 7
30 1
323
340 377 3 12 3 3 14 II 4 12 5 547 5 18 II
--
2 19 0
317
335
357
3 7 II
3 10 3
3 13 | 3 17 7 4 2 II 4 6 II 557 5 19 5 6 18 1 779
Special Sizes. These are priced at next larger capacity.
* Prices include up to 4-1 j-" Screwed Flanges or Bosses. See page 147 for extras.
* In calculating the extra for Flanges or Bosses, the total price of such Flanges or Bosses shall be taken and the Price of 4-l" Flanges or Bosses deducted therefrom, provided the ultimate price is not lower than the list price.
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GALVANIZED HOT WATER CYLINDERS
RIVETED THROUGHOUT
Galvanized after manufacture and tested before despatch. WITHOUT HANDHOLE.
Fig. No. 941.
Gallons Approx.
Dimensions
Diameter Height Inches Inches
16 G. Tested to 5 lbs.
Pressure = 10 ft.
Head of Water
s. d.
14 G.
Tested to 15 lbs.
Pressure =* 30 ft.
Head of Water
s. d.
12 G.
Tested to 20 lbs Pressure -- 40 ft.
Head of Water
s. d.
A*
Tested to 25 lbs. Pressure -- 50 ft.
Head of Water
s. d.
20
*|f is X 30 1!h l 18 X 24 J
21 15 X 33
23 15 X 36
25 {r 1IS8 X 3297 }1
X
28
-!r is X 30 1S1 is X 42 J
31
!r 20 X 27 1
1 18 X 33 J
34 18 X 36
37
-!f 18 x 39 1V
1 20 X 30 J
40 18 X 42
42
-<f 18 X 45 1 L 20 X 36 J
45 18 X 48
48 20 X 42
56 20 X 48
60 20 X 51
65 22 X 48
75 24 X 48
85 24 X 54
100 24 X 64
i 18 7 i 19 9 215
230
239
245 27 1
289 2 10 II
2 13 0 2 15 4 2 18 0 318
--
-- -- --
--
228
24 1 260
279
287
297
2 12 1
2 14 5
2 16 8
2 18 II
310
339
38 3 II 48 51
3 1 7 7
--
--
i84
2 10 5 2 12 9
2 15 1
2 16 7
2 17 9
305
33 1
36 1
385
3 10 7 3 14 4 3 19 5 425 518 5 15 0 6 10 8
--
2 15 4 2 17 9 303
327
3 4 II
379
398
3 12 3
3 15 0
3 17 7
40 45 4 II 4 15 5 16 6 II 7 II 82
7 1 3 9 1 4 9 5
Special Sizes. These are priced at next larger capacity. Prices include up to 4-l" Screwed Flanges or Bosses. See page 147 for extras. In calculating the extra for Flanges or Bosses, the total price of such Flanges or Bosses shall be taken and the price of 4-l" Flanges or Bosses deducted therefrom, provided the ultimate price is not lower than the list price.
143
1
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GALVANIZED OPEN TOP CISTERNS
WITH INTERNAL ANGLE IRON AT TOP AND CORNER PLATES Nominal Capacities. Galvanized after manufacture, and tested before despatch.
Fig. No. 942.
144
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GALVANIZED OPEN TOP CISTERNS
WITH BENT-OVER TOPS AND CORNER PLATES Nominal Capacities. Galvanized after manufacture, and tested before despatch.
Fig. No. 943.
145 K
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GALVANIZED HOT WATER TANKS
WITH SET-PINNED HANDHOLE COVER AND I.R. RINGS
Galvanized after manufacture and tested before despatch. Fig. No. 944.
Gallons Approx.
D/mensions (Assuming Handhole Side is regarded as the Top).
Length Width Depth Ft. In. Ft. In. Ft. In.
16 G.
Tested to a Pressure of I lb
per sq. inch. For A Working dead of I i fee:
s. d.
U G.
12 G.
V
Tested to a
Tested to a
Tested to a
>ssure of 3 lbs. Pressure of 7$ lbs, Pressure of 10 lbs.
>er sq. inch,
per sq. inch.
per sq, inch.
or a Working For a Working For a Working
ead of feet. Head of 10 feet Head of 15 feet
s, d.
s. d.
s. d.
CM
CM CM
X
1 4 1 3-1
1 1 6 ' J20 1 6 {2 0 2 0
6 203
10
17
f 1 7 '' 7125
1 x2 0 1 5 [2 0 2 0
i 5oj
23
1 71r x2 o 1 6
30
18 18 18
20 20 1 3
278
20 1 3 20
fx2 3 1 8 1 8-1 40
\ 1 10 1 10 1 10/
Jx2 5 1 10 1 10 -i 50 \ 2 0 2 0 2 0J
2 3 II 278
2 11 7 317 3 II 5
278 2 12 9
2 17 9 390 404
2 12 9 2 17 9
329 3 16 8 49 1
f x2 6 1 II 2 01
r 1 "160 2 2 2 2/
70 3 o 2 0 1x2 3 2 3 2 3/
80 r 30 2 2 2 0/ 1x2 4 2 4 2 4/
100
fx3 2 l2 6
23 26
2 3/ 2 6/
Tested to a
Tested to a
Pressure of 5 lbs. Pressure of7\ fbs.
per sq. inch.
per sq. inch.
For a Working For a Working
Head of 7? feet Head of 10 feet
--
4 19 3
555
--
5 12 II
657
-- -- 757
-- -- 845
Special Sizes. These are priced at next larger capacity. If without Rubber Ring, lid. less.
14" 18"
Extra for LARGER HANDHOLES ............... 8/7
14/2
See page 147 for extras. Sizes marked x sent unless otherwise ordered.
146
x. 4. *>
EXTRAS
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TO HOT WATER CYLINDERS TANKS AND OPEN TOP CISTERNS
SCREWED FLANGES OR BOSSES.
F i" 1/8 2/-
2F 3" 8/4 14/3
r 2/4
3F 16/9
IF 2/11
4" 19/3
IF 2" 3/4 4/8 Extra per 5" 6" Flange or Boss. 30/1 4S/I
PLAIN HOLES, cut in, 5d. each Hole extra.
EXTRAS TO OPEN TOP CISTERNS
LOOSE COVERS WITH HANDLE.
22 W.G. 1/3 20 W.G. I/S 18 W.G. 1/8 16 W.G. 2/1 14 W.G. 2/7 per sq. ft. H
PARTITIONS ... 16 W.G. 3/3 14 W.G. 3/7 12 W.G. 4/- F 4/S per square foot of Partition fitted extra
EXTRAS TO HOT WATER CYLINDERS
HANDHOLE, with set-pinned lid and rubber ring (in the case of Ova! Handholes the mean diameter to be taken).
Up to and including
8 ins.
12/8
Up to and including
iO ins.
16/4
Up to and including
12 ins.
18/11
Up to and including
14 ins.
21/4
Up to and including
18 ins.
28/9
BRIDGED* LIDS ............... (Mean diameter of Hole)
Single with Cast Bridge, up to 8 ins. mean diam.
,, ,, Wrought ,, ,, 8 ins. ,, ,,
.. ,, ,,
,, ,, 10 ins. ,, ,,
Double ,, ,,
,, ,, 12 ins. ,, ,,
25/1 extra. 50/1
56/7
94/2
THICKER BOTTOMS--15 ins. diameter 18 ins. ,, 20 ins. ,,
22 ins. ,, 24 ins. ,,
With both ends CONVEX, 10/- extra.
16 and 14 W.G. with Bottom.
3/9 extra
4/5 ,,
5/- , 5/8 ,,
6/11 ,,
12 W.G. and with Bottom.
,,11/5 extra
12/8 M/S ,, 14/4 ,, >7/7 ,,
Oo
A. C. D.
ORDERS FOR CYLINDERS CANNOT BE EXECUTED UNLESS POSITION AND SIZES OF FLANGES ARE SPECIFIED
(SEND SKETCH WITH ORDER WITH SIZES MARKED THEREON)
SIZE OF FLANGES IN FREQUENT USE 20 to 40 gallons ..
40 to 60 gallons .. 60 to 75 gallons .. 80 to 100 gallons ..
PRIMARY F & R ins.
1* H 2
.............. .............. . .............. .............. .
SECONDARY
Ins. 1 ... H li ... !*
COLD FEED Ins.
........................ 1 ........................ 1
........................ 1 i ........................ H
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WROUGHT TUBES AND TUBULARS
No. C4 No. C5
No. C23 PRICES
No. C2 and C3
Figure No.
Nominal Internal Diameter
rr&r r V
r i r 1 *" 2" 2*" 3" 3*" 4" 5" 6"
Cl
C2 C3
C4 C5 C23 C6 C7,C8, C9
TUBES.
Tubes--
2 ft. long & over, per ft.
Pieces--
12" to 23" long, each
4" to 1 \\" long
,,
Long Screws--
12" to 23" long ,,
3" to 11" long
,,
Barrel Nipples ... ,,
Bends ............... ,,
Springs, not Socketed ,,
-14 -Hi -ISi -m -m I/I
-/I0 -/n I/I -/7 -18 -19
1/5 i/ii 2/8 -/II 1/3 1/8
1/4* 1/10 2/10 3/3 41- 4/5 61- 7/6 3/4 4/9 81- 10/6 13/6 15/6 24/- 32/6 2/2 3/- 5/3 6/9 9/3 10/9 18/- 25/3
-/'I 1/- 1/3 1/7 2/2 2/10
-18 -/5
-18
-19 -/I0 I/I 1/5 i/ii
-15 -/
-/6 ~/7 -/ii 1/2
-19 i/1/7* 2/7*
3/9 2/6 1/4
3/2
5/3 3/6
1/9 5/2
91- 12/- 15/6 17/- 26/6 35/6 6/6 8/6 11/6 13/- 20/- 28/ 3/- 4/- 6/- 7/- 12/6 20/12/- 18/- 25/- 32/6 105/- ISO/-
-n-IS -16
-19 1/1* I/II* 2/3* 3/11 9/6 14/6 20/- 26/6 93/- 132/-
EXTRAS AND ALLOWANCES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
REVISED APRIL 1st, 1937.
Screwed and Socketed Random Length Tubes (sizes \ in. to - in.--8 feet and up, and sizes in. to 6 in. --15 feet and up) at our option are charged at List Price, less current discount.
ALLOWANCES. Random length tubes (sizes in. to $ in.--8 feet and up, and sizes in. to 6 in.--15 feet and up)--
(o) Screwed, without sockets, less 2 % on the net. (b) Plain ends, without sockets, less 3$ % on the net.
EXTRAS. Random lengths under 15 feet are charged as follows:--
2 ft. to
4 ft. to
6 ft. to
under 4 ft. under 6 ft. under 8 ft.
Screwed and Socketed
..........................
15%
7\ %
3J %
Screwed without Sockets ..
.. 7 %
3j %
2* %
Plain Ends without Sockets.......................... 3J %
l%
U%
Any restriction within the above ranges may be subject to a further extra.
8 ft. to under 15 ft.
2 % less gross. % ,, ,,
i% ,, ,,
N.B.--In i in., ? in. and $ in. sizes the extras indicated above for lengths 8 feet--15 feet do not apply.
EXACT LENGTHS.--For Tubes in exact lengths, irrespective of length, an extra of 2 % less gross discount
will be charged in addition to the extras for short lengths and to any other extras or allowances which
may be applicable. Pieces, Longscrews and Barrel Nipples in exact lengths are charged at List Prices with an extra of 5 % less
gross discount. Tubes and Fittings of intermediate diameters are charged at the List Price of the next larger size, and are
subject to a special discount. Carriage on orders not amounting to 10 net value will be to buyer's account.
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WROUGHT FITTINGS
FOR STEAM. WATER AND GAS
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iMiiMIMliliiUUi
No. CIO
No. CI2
No. CI3
No. CI4
No. CI8
No. CI9
No. C20
No. C2I
No. C22
PRICES
Fig. Nominal Internal No. Diameter
r I rV 34 " r \i"
r 2i" 3" 3r 4" 5" 6"
FITTINGS.
Each
CIO Socket Unions
H- 116 31 41- 516 6/9 SI- 10/- 17/6 22/6 27/6 35/- 66/- 105/-
CII Pipe Unions...............
V- H6 31- 41- 5/6 6/9 SI- 10/- 17/6 22/6 27/6 35/- 66/- 105/-
CI2 Elbows, Square - ...
-/I0 -/II I/I 1/3 1/6 2/2 111 4/3 9/6 14/- HI- 28/- 95/- 150/-
CI3 Do. Round ...............
-/II H- 1/2 I/S 1/8 2/4 2/10 4/8 10/6 16/- 24/- 30/- 95/- ISO/-
CI4 Tees...........................
1/- I/I 1/3 1/7 1/10 2/6 3/1 5/1 11/6 18/- 26/- 32/- 98/- 155/-
CIS Crosses
...............
2/2 2/4 2/9 3/3 4/1 S/6 6/7 10/6 22/- 40/- 56/- 66/8 220/- 350/-
CI6 Sockets, Plain CI7 Do. Diminished
-13 -13 -/4 -is -16 -/8 -im 1/3 2/6 3/6 5/- /- 12/- 18/-14 -is -16 ~/l -19 1/- 1/4 H- SI- 7/- 9/- ii/- 35/- 55/-
CI8 Flanges
-19 -/I0 u- 1H 1/4 1/9 n- 2/9 SI- 8/6 10/- 11/6 18/- HI-
CI9 Caps...........................
-I3i -Hi -IS -16 -IB 1 /- 1/3 n- 4/4 61- 9/9 10/6 30/- 45/-
C20 Plugs........................... C2I Backnuts ...............
-13 -13 -14 -IS -16 -IB -/I0 1/3 2/6 4/9 7/- 10/- 30/- 48/-
-11 -n -13 -Hi -is -16 -is I/I 2/3 3/6 4/6 5/6 18/- 26/-
C22 Nipples
-11 -11 -13 -13i -14 -16 -IS 1/- 2/3 3/6 4/6 S/6 18/- 161-
EXTRAS AND ALLOWANCES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
FITTINGS PAINTED RED will be charged ac sceam discounts.
FITTINGS PAINTED BLUE will be charged ac water discounts.
FITTINGS coated inside and outside, or outside only, with bituminous or other solution are charged 2% less gross discount.
FLANGES of larger diameters than the standard for the screwing size ordered will be charged at the gross price of the standard Flange of the diameter required, and, in addition, Flanges varying from the standards in diameter will be charged an extra 2-*% gross for every inch or part of an inch either over or under the standard diameter of British Standard Tables A to E.
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British Standard
Under Water *
MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS
PLAIN
No. 101
ELBOWS, EQUAL AND REDUCING
No. 102
SQUARE ELBOWS
No. 103
ELBOWS, M. & F.
No. 105
ELBOWS, 45
No. MO
SIDE OUTLET ELBOWS
No. Ml
FEMALE STRAPPED DROP ELBOWS
No. 8i
4i u
38 "
101 -m -m -/6i
102 -m
103 -Pi -m
-m
105 -m -m
-m
M0 -m -/Mi
Ml -- -m i/ii
112 l/2i
2
-m -m --mm
1/5*
No. M2
MALE AND FEMALE STRAPPED DROP ELBOWS
3" 4
1/1/I/I* 1/19 2/21
1"
I/Si I/Si
\Pi
1 Si 2/6 2 I0J
>i"
2/2* 2/2i
--
2/2i
m
4/1*
No. I
V
101 3/-
41-
102 3/-
41-
105 3/-
41-
110 5/2i 6/9i
"2rt|/r
7/6
7/6 l2/9i
3"
M/6 M/6 l9/9i
3i" 4"
16/- 21/16/- 21/-
5" 53/-
6" 79/-
For Dimensions--see General Catalogue. * Fittings 2$" size and over tested 300 lbs. hydraulic.
150
British Standard ^
CRA N E
MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS
CROSSES, EQUAL AND REDUCING
No. 133
TAPERTHREAD SOCKETS
\No. #"
4
83" 2
No. 132
SOCKETS, REDUCING
3//
4
1"
No. 134
STRAPPED SOCKETS
ir 1#"
-m115 -/6# -m
-m I/ll 1/7# 2/4#
121 i/- 1/2# I/S# 2/1# 2/IO| 4/3#
-m122 -- 1/1# l/4f 1/9# 2/8# 3/7# 4/-
126 -m
-/ll| l/lf 1/7# 2/2# 2/IO|
131 -m -m -m -/4# -6 -/8 I/O#
132 -/4 -m -/5| -/7# -/I0 1/3
-m133
-m
-m
-/4#
~/6
-/8
I/O#
-is134 -/ 10# I/O# 1/7# 2/4| 3/3#
3/3# 61--
4/2# 1/5# 1/8# 1/5#
No. 2"
3" 3#" 4"
5"
6"
--
115 4/6
8/6 13/-
121 8/1# 15/3# 23/4|
126 5/9# 10/-
15/-
131 2/1#
3/6
5/7#
132 2/6#
4/1#
6/6#
133 2 1#
For Dimensions--see General Catalogue.
i i im
18/-
20/7/7# 8/9
24/-
27/6 9/7# 10/10#
60/-
70/1 16/9# 20/8#
88/-
115#24/31/10#
i
* Fittings 2j" size and over tested 300 lbs. hydraulic.
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British Standard
100 lbs. Air Tested under Water *
TESTED
MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS
100 POUNDS AIR TESTED UNDER WATER
PLAIN
a
No. 136
CAPS
a
No. 137
CAPS SQUARE HEAD
No. 138
EXTENSION PIECES
No. 140
HEXAGON BUSHES
No. 141
FLUSH BUSHES
No. (42
ECCENTRIC BUSHES
No. 144
HEXAGON NIPPLES EQUAL
No. 145
REDUCING
rNo. r r
r
A"
4
r If" If" V 2f" 3" 3*" 4" 5" 6"
136 -m -12} -13 -14} -16} -18}
137 -- -- -- -IS} -IB} -/H* 138 -- -- -16 -16} 1/- 1/3*
M0 - -in -14} -16 -18 -/I Of 141 -- -- -IS} -in -in I/If M2 -- -- -- u- 112} 1/8* 144 -IS} -IS} -16 -17} -in 1/-
145 -- -IS} -I6i -17} -im 1/If
I/If 1/Sf l/7f 1/4! I/7f 2/If 117} 1/9*
l/7f 2/Of 3/6* 5/3* 8/0* 9/9* -- --
2/lf 2/8* -- -- -- -- -- -
212} 31-
un 218} 4/6 71- 9/6 12/- 22/- 34/-
21- 31- SI- 718} -- -- -- -
31- 4/- /2f 10/- 14/- 18/6 -- -
212} 3/2* S/4!
214} 3/6 5/9*
8/7* IO/7f IS/- 301- 47/-
9/6 12/- 16/6 --
For Dimensions--see General Catalogue.
* Fittings 2*" size and over tested 300 lbs. hydraulic.
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British Standard ^
^ I"**"
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MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS
BANDED
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO ISO POUNDS FOR WATER WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 200 POUNDS
No. 146
BEADED PLUGS SOLID
No. 147
(PLUGS HOLLOW) SOLID No. 148
No. 149
PLUGS (COUNTERSUNK)
No. 150
BACKNUTS
No. V
\
4
83"
21 //
3tf
4
r i *" i r
146 147
149
__ __ __
-Pi
--
-Pi
-~6P
-m
-Pi
--1/6*
--IPS i
m
m
1/4*
-Pi -Pi 1 - 1/6 2/-
150 151
152 155
-m -/*
-Pi
-m
-Pi
-/*
-Pi
-m
--m3
-Pi
-/**
-Pi -Pi
-m
-Pi
-/<* 1/2* \m
ip*
-Pi -Pi
iPi
I/I0f
2pi
iPi m
-im 3/6 3/9* 3/6
No. 2" 2?
3" 3*" 4" 5" 6"
146 2/1* . - . _ .
_ ___
147 I/I0J 3/3* SI- 7/- 9/- 21/7* 30/7*
149 3/- si- 91- -- --
150 15* 2/1* 3/4* 4/7* 6/- 12/- 18/-
151 si- 91- 14/- 18/- 24/- 63/- 94/-
152 5/6 10/- 16/- 21/- 27/6 72/- 108/-
155 si- 9h 14/- 18/- 24/- 63/- 94/-
Solid Plugs (No. 148) are charged ac Lise Prices of No. 147 plus usual extras. For Dimensions--see General Catalogue. * Fittings 2" size and over tested 300 lbs. hydraulic.
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British Standard V Under Water *
MALLEABLE IKON FITTINGS
BANDED
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 150 POUNDS FOR WATER WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 200 POUNDS
1
No. 161
TEES, EQUAL AND REDUCING
No. 163
TEES, MALE AND FEMALE
No. 167
TONGUE TEES, EQUAL AND REDUCING
No 171
CROSSES, EQUAL AND REDUCING
No.
8\
i"
4
161
-m
-m
163
167 -- --
171 -- i/-
175 --
176 -- -m 177 -- -m
178 -- -m
38 "
-m m
1/2*
-/4* -m -m
s\
'/1/3* 1/6 1/4*
--
-in -m ~/6*
3"
4
1/4* 1/8* 1/9* 2/2/6 -in -in -m
i"
2/2/6 2/6 2/9* 3/6 -/io* -m -/ii*
ir
2/9* m 3/6. 3/7* 4/6 1/3* 1/3* 1/4*
1*"
4I,-, 4/9* 5/6 . 5/2* 6/6
9* 1/9* 2/-
No. 2" 2"
3" 3*" 4" 5" 6" --
161
5/6
10/-
16/-
21/- 27/6
72/- 108/-
--
163 7/- 12/6 20/-
--
--
--
--
167 7/6 12/- 19/- 27/- 32/- -- -- --
171
7/2* 12/-
19/2* 25/- 33/-
86/-
130/-
--
175 9/-
176
2/7* 4/4*
7/-
177
2/7* 4/4*
7/-
9/6 12/9/6 12/-
21/-
30/-
--
-- --
178
2/10* 4/10
7/8* 10/6 13/2* 23/1* - 33/-
--
For Dimensions--see General Catalogue. * Fittings 2\* sire and over tested 300 lbs. hydraulic.
154
British Standard ^
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MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS
BANDED
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 150 POUNDS FOR WATER WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 200 POUNDS
No. 179
REDUCING SOCKETS
No. 180
ECCENTRIC SOCKETS
No. 181
LONG M. & F. REDUCING SOCKETS
No. 81" 41 28." 2i// 14 " 1" ir ir
179 180 181
-- --
--
-m
-m
-/6f
-19
/-
1/6
2/-
-- '--
'/- 1/4* 1/9* 2/4*
t/U 1/4* 1/9* 3/-
4/-
185 -/3
-/3
-m
-m
-m
-/**
1/2*
1/9*
187
1/-
1/-
1/2* 1/6
2/1*
3/-
4/2*
61-
188 1/4* 2/2* 2/IO| 4/4* 61-
No. V 2*" 3" 3*" A" 5" 6" --
179 21- 4/9* 7/8* 10/4* 13/- 24/- 37/- __
180
3/2*
5/2*
8/6
--
16- --
--
181
5/9* 9/6
15/3 19/6
26/-
--
--
--
185 2/3* 4/- 6/- 91- 11/- -- -- --
187 8/6 '4/- 21/- 27/- 35/- -- -- --
188 8/- 15/- 24/-
40/-
--
--
--
For Dimensions--see General Catalogue. * Fittings 2*" size and over tested 300 lbs. hydraulic.
155
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British Standard $ Under Water *
LONG SWEEP
MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS
BANDED
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 150 POUNDS FOR WATER WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 200 POUNDS
No. 193
FEMALE BENDS
No.
1 ff 4
3" s
2
3// 4
191 192 193 194 195 196
---immn ---1mm6
--mim
1/I/I*
1/4* 1/6
1/21 1/81
---mmin
--iinm
i/-
I/I* 1/2*
1/4*
1"
2/21 2/3* 2/6 1/9* 1/9* 2/-
No. 196
FEMALE SPRINGS
1*"
3/3* 3/6 3/10* 2/7* 2/9* 3/2*
1*"
4/9* 5/5/6 3/91 4/4/6
No. 2"
191 7/192 7/6 193 83* 194 56 195 6196 7/-
2*"
13/14/15/4* 10/6 H/2* 13/-
3"
19/21/23/15/2* 16/9* 18/4*
31"
28/30/33/22/6 24/27/-
U"
38/42/46/30/33/7* 37/-
5"
80/87/92/69/76/81/-
For Dimensions--see General Catalogue. * Fittings 2y" size and over tested 200 lbs. hydraulic.
156
6"
120/130/140/110/120/130/-
British Standard ^
CRANE
LONG SWEEP
MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS
BANDED
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 150 POUNDS FOR WATER WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 200 POUNDS
No. 197
TWIN ELBOWS, EQUAL AND REDUCING
No. 199
PITCHER TEES, EQUAL AND REDUCING
No. 201
PITCHER CROSSES, EQUAL AND REDUCING
No.
X"
4
3"
'S
X2 "
3" A
1"
197
1/3*
im
1/9*
2/10*
4/3*
199 I/I* 1/2* 1/6
2/4*
3/7*
201 -- -- -- 4/- 5/7*
1*"
61-
5/7/2*
1*'
8/6 7/10/6
No. 2" o^2// 3" 3*"
4"
5"
6"
197 12/- 23/- 38/- 50/-
199
10/-
19/-
32/-
42/-
201 14/6 24/- 38/- 50/-
60/55/65/-
250/170/-
--
320/270/-
--
For Dimensions--see General Catalogue. * Fittings 2i" size and over tested 300 lbs. hydraulic.
157
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British Standard ^ liwlS"'
MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS
BANDED
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO ISO POUNDS FOR WATER WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 200 POUNDS
No. 211
CLOSE RETURN BENDS (PLAIN PATTERN)
No. 212
MEDIUM RETURN BENDS
No. 213
OPEN RETURN BENDS
For Dimensions--see General Catalogue. * Fittings 21" size and over tested 300 lbs. hydraulic.
158
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TESTED
MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS
No. 221
CROSSOVERS
No. 222
FEMALE OFFSETS
No. 229
PIPE SADDLE ONE BOLT
No. 230
PIPE SADDLE TWO BOLT
No. V
r
r li"
221 2/2*
3/-
4m
r x ir
r x if
IF x 2"
222
2/7*
3/4
s/-
No. Size.of Main Tapped
229 for Branch
Price
...............
ir r-i"
4/2
2" 2" 2F
i"-r ir-ir r-ir
4/2 4/6 S/3
3"
r-r
s/3
3" 4" 1 *"-2" r-ir
6/3 7/3
4"
?' 8/4
No. Size of Main Tapped 4"
5"
229 for Branch
2f'-3" !*"-!*"
Price
(6/8 7/4
5" 2*
/-
5" 2F~3*
(6/8
a"
r-ir
9/4
6" 6"
2" 2F-3" (0/5 20/10
No. Size of Main Tapped 230 for Branch
Price...........................
ir
8/4
2"
r-i r
8/4
2*" r-i*"
10/5
3" r-2"
10/5
4"
r-2'
12/6
5' r-3"
23/-
6" r-2"
23/-
No. Size of Main Tapped 230 for Branch
Price...........................
6" 2F-4" 48/-
7"
r-4" 54/-
8" r-4" 54/-
9" IF-4" 71/-
10" 2"-5" 83/6
10" 6"
105/-
12" 2"-6" 117/-
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TESTED
MALLEABLE IRON FITTINGS
No. 233
ROUND FLANGES B.S. TABLE D. DIAMETERS
No. 234
OVAL FLANGES
No. 236
TWO-BOLT UNIONS
No. 237
THREE-BOLT UNIONS
No. 238
THREE-BOLT UNIONS, WITH GROUND-IN BALL AND SOCKET JOINT
rNo. r r
1"
4
r 1}" i r 2"
2}" 3" 3}" 4" 5" 6"
-tw Os
r?
233 i/- i Pi 1/4} 2/- 2/2}
3/6
234 -Pi -in 1/1} 1/8} 2/2} 31- 3/6
4/6 7/4/1} 5/8}
/- 10/6 12/6 18/- 24/8/- 10/- 12/- -- --
236 2/3 2/4 219 3It SI- V- 7/10 M/- -- -- -- -- - -
237 -- -- 3/2} 4/1} 5/6 7/- 8/- 11/4} 15/- 21/6 26/- 30/- -- -
238 -- -- 3/3 4/1 5/6 7/- 8/- H/5 15/- 21/6 -- -- -- --
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UNIONS AND UNION FITTINGS MALLEABLE IRON
FLAT-FACED SEATING GASKETS EXTRA
No. 246
UNION ELBOWS, FEMALE
No. 247
UN-ON ELBOWS, MALE AND FEMALE
No; 241
STANDARD UNIONS. GASKETS EXTRA
No. 242
STANDARD UNIONS, M. & F., GASKETS EXTRA
No. 249
UNION TEES, FEMALE
No. 250-
UNION TEES, MALE AND FEMALE
No. V
r t" }" r
r 1}" 1}" r 2}" 3" 3}' 4*
241 1 /7} 1/71 2/- 2/4} 3/-
3/7} 4/9} 6/4} .9/- 16/- 26/- 38/- 50/-
-- --242
1/10} 2/3} 2/9} 3/6
4/2} 5/7} 7/6 10/6 18/7} 30/2}
_ -- -- --246 1/8} 2/1} 2/6 3/3} 4/3} 6/1} 8/2} 11/7}
--
_. -- -- -- --247 2/- 2/4} 3/- 3/10} SI- 6/9} 9/3} 13/-,
_ -- -- -- --249 1/10} 2/3} 2/8} 3/7} 4/8} 6/4} 5/9} 12/2}
250 -- 2/2} 2/6 3/1} 4/1} 5/3} 7/2} 9/10} 13/8}
~ ~
Prices of Gaskets for above are given on page 164.
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UNIONS AND UNION FITTINGS MALLEABLE IRON
ALL IRON. GROUND SEAT
No. 264
UNION TEES, FEMALE
No. 257
MALE AND FEMALE
No. 265
UNION TEES, M. & F.
No. 4t" r V r r 1?"
1?"
2"
2?" 3"
3?" 4"
256 2/1? 2/4? 2/10? 3/7? 4/4? 5/9?
7/9? II/- 19/6 31/6 45/- 50/-
257 259
Vi --
2/9? --
3/4? 4/2? 3/3? 4/4?
5/2? 5/9?
/9? 8/1?
/2? 13/- 23/- 37/--
-- --
260 -- -- 3/9? 5/- 5/8 91-
_
__ -- -- -- --
261 2/1? 2/7? 3/- 4/- 5/2? 7/4? 10/- 14/- __ __ -- --
262 2m 2/10? 3/7? 4/8? 8/- 8/2? 11/2? 15/7? -- -- -- --
264 --
-- 3/3? 4/4? 5/8? 7/8? 10/7? 14/8? -- -- -- --
265
3/9? V-
8/4? 8/8? 12/-
15/3? -- --
--
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UNIONS AND UNION FITTINGS MALLEABLE IRON
RAILROAD PATTERN BRASS TO IRON SEATS
No. 271
RAILROAD UNIONS, FEMALE
No. 272
RAILROAD UNIONS MALE AND FEMALE
No.
rF
FF
1"
IF IF 2" 2F 3" 3F 4"
271 1/3 1/8 2/1 2/6 3/4 5/- 6/8 8/4 13/4 2Of- 33/4 41IB
272 1/7 2/1 2/7 3/2 4/2
6/3
8/4 10/5 16/8 25/-
--
--
276 I/ll 216 3/2 3/9 5/- 7/6 10/- 12/6 --
----
277 I/ll 2/4 3/2 3/9 s/- 7/6 10/- 12/6 -- -- -- --
279 2/1 219 3/S 4/2 5/6 8/3 II/- 13/9 -- -- -- --
280 2/1 2/9 3/S 4/2 5/6
8/3 II/- 13/9
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MALLEABLE IRON UNIONS
NAVY PATTERN
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 250 LBS.
TWO BRONZE
SEATS
TWO BRONZE
SEATS
No. 289
Sizes:
\"
4
3" Q
V
3" 4
I" 1**
2" 2j" 3"
Black
1/3 1/8 2/1 2/6 3/4 5/- 6/8 8/4 13/4 20/-
Galv. ... I/ll 2/6 3/2 3/9 5/- 7/6 10/- 12/6 20/- 30/-
GASKETS FOR FLAT SEAT UNIONS AND UNION FITTINGS
No.
Sizes:
61 n
J." 4
21'/
3// 4
1" \y
298 Lead 299 Cranite... 300 Rubber...
-/2 -/2 -/I*
-/2 -/2 -/
~/2i -m -/2
-/3 -/3 -/2i
-/3i -IH -/3
-/4i -/3|
-IS -m
No. Sizes: ir 2" W 3"
298 Lead 299 Cranite... 300 Rubber...
-16 -m -m
-19 -m -IH
1/2 1/-m
1/5 1/31 -/**
3j" 4"
1/10 2/2 l/7f 2/I/If 1/5!
--
-- -- --
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CAST IRON SCREWED FITTINGS
FOR STEAM WORKING PRESSURES UP TO 125 POUNDS FOR WATER WORKING PRESSURES UP TO I7S POUNDS
BANDED
No. Al
ELBOWS, R.H.
No. A3
ELBOWS R. & L
No. A6
TEES EQUAL
No. All
CROSSES
No. AI2
REDUCING CROSSES
No. A30
DOUBLE BRANCH ELBOWS
No. A32
PITCHER TEES. EQUAL
No. A35
RETURN BEND (MEDIUM)
For Complete Range and Prices of Cast Iron Screwed Fittings--see General Catalogue,
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PIPE BRACKETS
SCHOOL BOARD PATTERN
SHORT SHANK
SCREW ON
Fig. 502
Fig. 501
irFig-
No.
Sizes: 4
38
V
3#
4
l"
ir 2" H" 3" H" 4"
501 Black Japanned -Pk ~/3 -Pk -IH -14k -in -IH II- 1/4 1/9 2/4 2/8
501 Galvanized -m -m -131 -14 -ih -m -IH 1/2 IP 2/1 2/7 3/-
502 Black Japanned -m -m ~13k -I3i -14k -IH -l& 11- 1/6 I/ll 2/6 3/-
502 Galvanized -13 ~Pk -M -14k -13k -m -IH 1/2 1/9 2/3 2/10 3/6
LONG SHANK
Fig. 503
FigNo.
Sizes: 2\
3
4
\" ir ir 2" 2i" 3" 31" 4"
503 Black Japanned ... _/6 ~IH -is -im 1/2 1/6 2/- 2/4 4/- 4/6
503 Galvanized
~P -IH -/I0 i/i 1/4 1/9 2/6 2/10 5/- 5/6
Fig. 502 is also made......................................... 5" and 6"
Black .......................................... 4/6 6/-
Galvanized
.............................. 5/6 7/6
' -v*
PIPE BRACKETS
MENTAL HOSPITAL AND PRISON PATTERN MALLEA8LE IRON
CRANE
1 // 3" 1" i r
24
-/5 -16 -n -/I0
These Brackets are offered for general use in Mental Hospitals, Prisons, etc., where the utmost protection against the illegal use of hooks, brackets, etc., by inmates is desired.
STAMPED STEEL
Fig. 507
BLACK AND GALVANIZED
Fig. 508
BLACK AND GALVANIZED
FigNo. 7
3// 8
2\
3"
4
i" 1 i" li"
2"
O \ 3" 3i" 4" 5" 6"
-no507 -14 -14 -m -m -/Si -16 -/7i -18
l/li l/2i 1/3 1/10 2/S
Galv. -is -1's -isi -16 -17 -S -m -1 ioi ii l/5i 1/6 1/7 2/S 3/-
508 -14 -4 -I4i -m -/si -16 -/7i -8 -10 l/li l/2i 1/3 i/10 2/S
Galv. -is -is -/Si -16 -17 -8 -/9i -m i/i ' Si 1/6 1/7 2/5 3/-
Fig. 508 can be supplied with Long Shanks at 25 % extra.
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PIPE BRACKETS
r rFig-
No.
Sizes:
2V'
3
4
y ir li"
0*2 Z" 3*" U"
-m -m511
Black Galvanized ...
__ --
-/4 -/5*
-16
-is -18 i/- '.__ -m -m -1 io* 1/4 --
__
--
---- ----
512 Complete with
Pipe--
Black Galvanized
v-~/7 -18 -19 -m -in 1/5 1/6 2/4 2/10 3/- 3/6
-19 -im
I/O* 1/2* 1/10 l/ll* 3/0* 3/8 3/11 4/6
Fig. 513
SOLID HOLDERS
Fig. No
Sizes:
513 Black ............... Galvanized
514 Black ............... Galvanized
1"
-13 -14 -16 -18
3"
4
-14 -/5* -/7* -/*i
Fig. 514
SPLIT HOLDERS
1" ir li"
-/6 -/8 -/8 -/I0*
-/7
-/, -/II 1/2
-/8 -/IO* 1/2 1/6
2"
1/1/3* 1/4 1/9
Fig. 515
BACK PLATES
Fig No.
Sizes:
515 Black ............... Galvanized
516 Black ............... Galvanized
\
8
-m -m
--
\
4
-/2i ~/3* ~/2* -/3i
3"
8
-14 -/5* ~/2* -/3*
Fig. 516
CEILING PLATES
1n 3"
24
-/5* -/7 -/4
-/si
-/7 -/?
--
I"
-/9i l/Oi
--
168
PIPE HANGERS
CRANE
Fig. No.
517 Black 520 Black 521 Black 522 Black
Sizes:
............... ............... ............... ...............
i"
/-16 -- --'
3*
1/-16 -16 -m
LAGSCREWS
38 "
I/I*
-m -m -m
43// 1"
1/3* -im -im -m
2/-
I/I* I/I*
1/-
3/1/6 -- --
GIRDER LUGS
Fig. 523
Sizes: 81" 4\" 28."
2\"
Screwed, with gim let point for wood -IS -/6* -m -m
Fig. 524
To pass j" bolts for Hangers up to 3" ... per pair -/9
To pass bolts for Hangers over 3". Heavy Pattern - per pair -/II
PIPE RINGS SOLID
Fig. 526
?rSizes:
Screwed for Iron Pipe
\ z21
43 ^ 4
1" 41
i4i r//
113?1" 8
2" r
2
3" 1\tr
iai Co_
4" r
Prices
............... -is -14 -m -IS ~/6* -/7 -/io* I/I 1/4 1/5
169
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PIPE HANGERS
Fig. 527
MALLEABLE IRON
HINGED
(COMPLETE)
Fig, No. r
r 4*
r IF if 2" 2i"
527 528
-Pi
-14
-I4i -Pi
-14
-It -I4i
-lit
-IB -P
-III -Pi
Fig. 528
STAMPED STEEL
3" 3F 4" 1/2 i/fo 2/2
~/IO il- IP
5" 6" sv
2/10 3/4 4/5 1/5* IP
Fig. 529 PIPE RINGS (SPLIT)
Fig. 530 PIPE RINGS (DOUBLE)
Fig. No.
Sizes: Screwed:
rr
rr
r
f
V
irr
1r1"
2"
r
w
3"
3f 4"
F
s; y7
6"
529 Black
Galvd. 530 Black
Galvd.
-14 -14 -I4t -IS
-m -14* -1st -It
-/S* ~/6*
-Iti -Pi
--ipat
u1/3
1/2 1/6 1/10 3/- 41-
1/5 I/ll 2/4 3/9 si-
-n-/4*
-IS
---}ms
-Pi
-6
-It -Iti -Pi -18
-l>i -Pi -in
1/3* IP
1/7 2/V- 2/6
2/3 2/10
4/6 5/7
5/6 6/10
Fig. 532 CALLIPER HOOKS
Fig. No.
Sizes: F
r
r IF i 2" 2*" 3" 3*" 4" 5" 6"
_ _531
-pt -P -14 -is -/ -IB
1/- 1/3 1/6 2/-
532 Per pair ... -P -Pi -Pi -14 -/4* -Pt -/8 -1 io* 2/- 2/4 3/- 4/-
170
Fig. 561
Above are combinations built up from separate units Any combination quoted for on receipt of Specification
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ROLLER BRACKETS AND CHAIRS
Fig. 578
Figure No.
Sizes:
No. 1
Small
For Pipe Sizes up to ..............
Vertical Adjustment on largest
size pipe
..........................
Minimum Distance from Face of
Wall Plate to Centre of Roller
Maximum
ditto
3" 2"
OX"
H"
No. 2 Medium
4" 3" 2-jV'
No. 3 Large
No. 4 Extra Large
T 10"
4" 5"
3" 3jf" 7f" 9t%"
577 Single Roller, Bracket and Wall Plate ......................................
578 Double ditto ditto 573 Extra Rollers and Chairs for
Figs. 577 and 578 ................
5/91-
-m
8/6 13/6
-/II
13/24/-
2/4
25/39/-
3/3
Fig. 574
Number 1
2 3 4 567
For Pipe Sizes: 2" 2i" 3" 3*' 4" 5" 6"
Roller and Chair Complete ... 3/- 3/4 3/6 3/10 4/2 5/- 6/-
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PATENT ROLLER PIPE BRACKET
BRITISH PATENT 426415
BRACKET ASSEMBLED
WITH PIPE LAGGED
This entirely new design of Support and Roller Bearing allows for expansion or con traction of Pipe without interfering with or damaging insulating material with which it is covered.
For Pipe Sizes: ir 2" 2i" 3" 3i"
Pipe Cradles with Clamps, Roller and Plate ...................................... 8/6 91- 91- 10/3 10/9
1
For Pipe Sizes:
4"
5"
6"
7"
i
Pipe Cradles with Clamps, Roller and Plate ......................................
12/-
16/6
23/-
28/6
(Htt
BUILD-IN WALL BRACKETS
Drilled to receive horizontal flanged base plate of Fig. 591
For Pipe Sizes: ir
2" 2i" 3" sr
Wall Bracket to sup
port cradle
8/6 8/6 8/6 9/6 9/6
Fig. 592
For Pipe Sizes: 4"
Wal 1 Bracket to sup port cradle
12/-
5" 6"
7"
12/- 15/6 15/6
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FLOOR AND CEILING PLATES
Fig. 581
CAST IRON
Fig. 582
ROLLED STEEL, HINGED
Fig. 585
ROLLED STEEL. ONE-PIECE
Fig. 588
CAST IRON
rFigure
No.
For Pipe Sizes:
4" r r ir 14" 2"
Hn
CM
3" 34"
4"
_-- --58)
. Black ............... Nickel Plated ...
-1//I80
-/ll 1/9
-/l 14 1/94
21//114
-- --Chromium Plated 1/104 1/114 2m 2/4
582
Black ............... Nickel Plated ...
-16 -/64 -I6i -/104 -im -/Hi
-1I/S0$
1/3
22//63
-m
1/2
l/s 2/5i 2/9 -/I0
1/34
21//8141
-3/34
11//6-
2/10 3/9
4/2 5/2
4/9 5/10
1/8 2/2 2/8 2/2 2/8 3/4
--
3/4 4/2
Chromium Plated 1/24 1/3 1/4 1/6 1/24 1/94 2/14 3/04 3/9 4/8 5/10
Figure No.
V rFor Pipe Sizes:
r 14" 14" 2"
-m . -16585 Black ........................... Nickel Plated ...............
-/3i
-/34 -/Si
-/4 -/5i
-/4i
-/44 -/64
-/Si -/6i
No. For Pipe Sizes:
2" r 14" 14" 2* 24" 3" 34" 4"
588 Per doz.................. 2/9 3/- 4/- 5/6 2/- 8/- 15/- 18/- 22/- 26/-
Fig. 589
Thimbles tapped for Pipe To pass Pipe
r hr / i"
14" r
iar* 14"
2" r
2" 2" ir H"
24" 14"
24" 2"
3" 2"
34" 24"
4W 3"
Black ............... each -/54 I -16 -/64 -IS I -/8 -/9 -/9 | -19 -/I0 -/10 1/5 1/10 2/9
5" 4"
3/2
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LOUVRED REGISTERS
Fig. 90S. PLAIN LATTICE DESIGN
-liissssiiiaas"
PRICES OF COMPLETE REGISTERS
Size of Opening
in.
6x8 6x9 8 x 10
Black Japanned
s. d.
75 7 10 10 9
Size of Opening
in.
9x9 9 x 14 10 X 12 10 x 14
Biack Japanned
s. d.
98 10 7 11 6 12 5
Size of Opening
in.
10 x 16 12 x 14 12 x 18
Black Japanned
s. d.
15 7 15 7 20 8
Fig. 906. Fig. 907.
Fig. 908.
Extra for White Enamelled Registers and Faces
..............
Pulleys for Registers ..............................................................
Extra for Fixing if required ..................................................
Indicator Handles, blackjapanned, lettered "Open"and "Shut"
lOd. each. I/-per pair. 6d. per pair.
I Id. per pair.
REGULATING QUADRANTS
Top action or Side action, state if right or left hand. Rod included up to 3 ft. in length.
Fig. 909. Malleable Iron, Black, with Iron Rod ...................................... 3/-each.
Fig. 910. Brass or Gun metal, ditto
.................................................. 4/6 each.
Fig. 911. All Brass, Polished and Lacquered, ditto
.......................... 8/-each.
Extra for Brass Rods, 3 ft. long
... ... ............... 1/3 each.
PULL-UP ACTION, WITH GUIDE Fig. 912. Brass Knob, Guide and Iron Rod
Fig. 913. Brass Knob, Guide and Brass Rod
...................................... 3/8 each. ...................................... 5/8 each.
DETACHABLE FRONT WALL
GRATINGS AND FRAMES
SCHOOL BOARD PATTERN WITH FOUR BRASS SCREWS
Gratings and Frames are of cast iron, Black, or Galvanized for external use.
The front can be detached from the body by removing the Brass Screws.
rig. 711
C.l. AIR BRICKS--BLACK
9" X 6"
s. d.
rxr
s. d.
12" x 6" s. d.
38 42 46
12" x r s. d. 51
12" x 12" s. d.
64
14" x r
s. d.
60
18" x 6" s. d.
62
18" x 9" s. d.
74
C.I. AIR BRICKS--GALVANIZED
r x 6s. d.
9" x 9"
s. d.
12" x 6" s. d.
12" X 9" s. d.
56
64
69
78
12" x 12" s. d.
99
14" X 9" s. d.
95
18" x 6" s. d.
9 10
18" X 9" 5. d.
11 10
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SOLID STOCKS AND DIES
MALLEABLE IRON
LIGHT IN WEIGHT
STRONG
COMPACT
PERFECT CUTTING
Fig. TS FOR SCREWING PIPE BRITISH STANDARD PIPE THREAD
Fig. T6 FOR SCREWING BOLTS WHITWORTH STANDARD THREAD
Figure No.
T6
Solid Die-stocks for Bolts--
r. r. rNo. OSL2 r.
no. osl3 r.
1". v.
V
.........................................
no.isli no. isl4 no. isls
r,
r,
r.
rr,. rr.. r.
< r.
i" ...........................
r. irr. r........<..."........
no. i{sl2 i",
i", ir, ir, ir.............................
s. d.
2 5 10 2 5 10 326 3 19 2 4 15 10 476
For Spare Parts--see General Catalogue.
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ADJUSTABLE STOCKS AND DIES
GENUINE ARMSTRONG
Fig. TIS FOR SCREWING BRITISH STANDARD PIPE THREADS
Set No.
1 2 2A 2LJ2L 3 3A
For Screwing Pipes
61 'f> 4i"' ?3"* 71 '>
X8 " X4 " 81"* i2" 43."
4\" 37" l2//
3" 4
*
1* //
r. r*r.
11 "
** ......................................
li". ''> 2" ..........................................................................
I", If', If', 2" ..............................................................
Price each complete
37/6 58/4 50/79/2 75/87/6
Sets are packed in substantial wooden boxes, complete with dies and guides.
Fig. TI6 FOR SCREWING WHITWORTH STANDARD BOLT THREAD
Set No.
For Screwing Bolts
Price each complete
1 r. r.
r. r ...................... 62/6
1 r. -ft", r. *" r. r- with7Taps........ 81/3
2 r. r. r. r. ir.
...................... 83/4
2 r, r. r. r. i". ir. ir- with 7 Taps........ 133/5
I
I Dies are interchangeable in the Stock without altering the adjusting screws.
Sets are packed in substantial wooden boxes, complete with dies and guides.
For Spare Parcs--see General Catalogue.
177 M
OSTER STOCKS AND DIES
BULL-DOG "
The list prices include the stock or die holder, a complete set of right-hand pipe dies and a set of tubular handles.
Set Nos. Ill to 1145-
Nos. 115 to 117 are made with four handles in the body
" Bull-Dog " Sets are not made with cutting-off appara tus.
These Tools can be equipped with dies for left hand.
"BULL-DOG" RATCHET TYPE
Fig. T4I
Set Nos. 112R to 115R
These sets are made with two handles in the body and with one handle in the ratchet part, so that the tool may be used at wi 11 with two hand les as a regu lar or with one hand le as a ratchet. Two handles are supplied with each tool.
Set No. 117R.
is made with four handles in the body of the tool and with two handles in the ratchet part, so that the tool may be used at will with four handles or with two handles as a ratchet. Four handles in separate box are supplied with each tool.
For Spare Parcs--see General Catalogue.
i
OSTER
STOCKS AND
" BULL DOG ''
CRANE
DIES
For Screwing Iron Pipe:
Fig. T40 PLAIN
Fig T4I RATCHET
No.
Except No. 1I4X, which is for B.S.T.I Copper Pipe
No. of Dies
Price
per Stock Complete
Set Sets of Dies Price No. per Stock Complete
in m* 112 113 114 II4X 114*
115 115* 117 117*
A" and i"; A" and A"........................... 1", A" and A"; A" and A" ..............
i" and A"; A" and A"; T and IA" ...
r and IFi IF and 2"
...............
A" and A"; T and IA"; IA" and 2" ...
*A". A", A", r, IA", li" and 2"
A" and A*i A" and A"; 1" and 1 A"
IA" and 2"......................................
IA" and 2"; 2A" and 3" ...............
1" and 1*"; 1*" and 2"; 2*" and 3"...
2A"and 3": 3A" and 4"
...............
JA"and 2"; 2A" and 3"; 3A" and 4"..,
2 3 3 2 3 3
4 2 3 2 3
70/10 83/4 91/8 100/116/8 141/8
133/4 175/-' 204/2 208/4 241/8
--
112 R 113 R
11--4 R
114*R 115 R II5AR 117 R 117*R
--
3 2
--3
4 2 3 2 3
--
116/8 125/-
1-41./8
158/4 250/279/2 291/8 325/-
* No. II4X is supplied with Dies for B.S.T.I Copper Pipe, but is graduated for both Iron and Copper Pipe
CONDUIT STOCKS AND DIES
Set No.
INC No. of Threads per inch
I12C No. of Threads per inch
113C No. of Threads per inch
To Screw Pipe: A" and A"; A" and \" ......................................
No. of Sets of Dies per
Stock
2
18 16 A" and A"; A" and l" and IA"; IA"...............
4
18 16 16 14 A" and A"; 1" and IA": IA"; 2"..........................
4
18 16 14 14
Fig. T42 Price
Complete 83/4
135/5
166/8
Fig. T46 Dies per
set 18/9
21/11
25/-
DIES FOR OSTER " BULL DOG " DIESTOCKS
Fig. T45 . Set Nos.
m ............. 112 and 112 R M3 and M3 R 114 and 114 R 114X ............. 114* and 114*R 115 and 115 R f I5A and M5*R 117 and 117 R 117* and 117*R
To Thread r. f f,f F & r & r & IA"&
Pipes & r & r F IF IA"
2"
V
2A"& 3A"& 3" A"
............... .........
per ,,,,,s,,, et ,,,,
12/6
1_----4/7 1------6/8 --
__ --_--
25/-
--------
12/6 _
14/7 14/7
16/8
1--6/8 1--6/8
1------6/8
1--6/8 2--9/2
----
____
25/-
------ --
_--
16/8
1--6/8 >
___--
25/-
16/8 29/2
--
2--9/2
33/4
----
_ ----------
29/2 29/2 33/4 33/4
--_--___----
33/4 33/4
The list prices include the tool or die holder, a complete set of right-hand dies and a set of tubular handles. The tool is delivered ready for use.
For Spare Parts--see General Catalogue.
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" LEADER "
" RECEDER"
I
Fig. T50
PLAIN AND RATCHET TYPE
Nos. I and I A.
Fig. TSI
GEARED TYPE
Pipe Threading Sizes: Number of Sets and Dies:
Tool complete with one set of Dies for each size Pipe ...........................
Extra Dies per set (any size)
Fig. T50
No. 1
No. IA
Plain Type Ratchet Type
With Universal
Chuck
With Chuck
\" to 2" 4
1" to 2" 4
Fig. T5I
Geared Type
With Universal
Chuck
2{" to 4" 4
4 0 0
4 pieces 6/3
5 0 0
4 pieces 6/3
20 16 8
5 pieces 33/4
Fig. T50 is an easy screwing tool having dies which are only half the usual width, so that there is only half the friction to overcome. These dies are double taper, the first few teeth do the roughing, the others the finishing, and the dies automatically expand as the thread progresses, so producing the correct taper for pipe threads. The tool is made in the plain and ratchet types.
Fig. T5I is made in the geared type.
The lead screw pulls the dies on to the thread without any effort on the part of the operator. This screw is protected by a chip shield which prevents chips getting into it. When the thread is finished the lead screw is unwound.
The back ends of the dies, instead of being square, are bevelled or cut at an angle. This bevelled end of the die bears against a fixed post, so that, by moving the die sideways it is drawn in or out. The tool is quickly adjusted to screw over or under size threads as rotating the die head one way or the other permits the die to automatically expand or contract.
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OSTER PORTABLE HAND-TOOL DRIVE "POWER BOY"
A PORTABLE DRIVE FOR PIPE TOOLS
1
l
;
I
Fig. T60
Size No. 412 (with Electric Motor)
Size No. 412. For Screwing, Cutting and Fitting Pipe up to 2".
,, No. 414. ,,
,,
,, ,, ,, ,, to 4"
TOM THUMB MACHINES
For further particulars of above Machines--see General Catalogue.
181
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TOLEDO STOCKS AND DIES
RATCHET ADJUSTABLE
No. T84 Capacity V to 2"
Equipped with a Ratchet, this is one of the most popular I" to 2" threading devices on the market. Excellent for work at close quarters.
PRICE.......................... 4 3 0
EXTRA DIES: I", l" or 1-i" ... per set, each size ...............
...
2" ............... ,,
......................................
7/6 H/6
No. T8S Capacity 2j" to 3" Light and compact, weighs about 37 lbs. Direct acting and using " TOLEDO " receding die principle, operates more easily on these sizes than other direct-acting tools. PRICE .......................... 9 7 6 EXTRAS: Dies, each size...................................... per set 116
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TOLEDO STOCKS AND DIES
GEARED ADJUSTABLE
Considered by many to be the easiest operating large stocks and dies on the market and have been standard with experienced operators for years. Easily operated and produce smooth, perfectly tapered standard threads. Will work in restricted quarters. Operated either by ratchet handle or instantly converted into power machines with a "TOLEDO" Power Drive.
Driving pinions with an oil reservoir assure proper lubrication. Gears are guarded and all tools are strongly built.
Size No. 2 weighs 84 lbs. net, uses a separate set of dies for each size pipe within its capacity.
Size No. 25 weighs 200 lbs. net and uses one set of dies to thread all sizes from 2?" to 6". Easy, positive die change. An extra set of die? is furnished with each tool.
Size No. 3 weighs 215 ibs. net and uses a separate set of dies. Special 4" dies and 4" bushing can be supplied.
Size No. 2. No. 25. No. 3.
R.H., threads 2{" to 4" inclusive R.H., threads 2{" to 6" inclusive R.H., threads 4j" to 8" inclusive
List Price 16 4 0
38 0 0 50 0 0
183
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THREE-WHEEL PIPE CUTTERS
Fig. TIIO
Figure No.
Size No.: 101 102 103 104 105 106
To Cut Pipe
ins.
i-2 IJ-3 2^4 4-6 6-8
TIIO Complete............... each 18/9 25/- 42h 84/- 125/- 166/-
Till Wheels (Smooth)
,, I/I 1/3 1/8 2/1 3/2 3/2
TII2 Wheels (Knurled) ,, 17 1/10 2/6 3/1 4/9 4/9
Tl 13 Pins ... ............. ~/5 -IS -is -m -m -/8i
CHAIN PIPE CUTTERS
Fig. TI20 This Cutter is particularly suitable for cutting cast iron pipe in confined spaces.
Figure No.
Size No.; 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
TI20
TI2I T122
No. of Wheels ... To Cue Pipes
Complete Wheels............... Pins ...............
5 6 7 8 9 10 S 6 7
8
9
10
r-3" 2"-4" 2-5" 2"-4" 2-7" 2"-8" 5"-4" y-T 5-"8* 5"-!0" 5w-ir 5"-l3"
40/- 45/- 50/- 55/- 60/- 65/- 65/- 72/6 80/- 87/6 95/- 102/6
1/4 1/6 1/6 1/6 1/6 1/6 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3 2/3
2/3
-16 -16 -/6 -/6 -/6 -a -/7 ~/7 -/7 -n -/7 -/7
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PIPE WRENCHES
I STILLSON'S PATTERN
Fig. TI25 TI26 (with Wood Handle)
Fig. No.
Length:
Takes pipe from
TI2S
Steel Handle ...
6" 81 >f to 2t" --
8" 10" 14" 18"
81"
1a "
1"
4
|/'
4
to to to to
3" 4
1" 1V 2"
9/3 12/- 16/- 23/-
TI26 Wood Handle Price ... each 8/4 9/6 13/3 17/9 --
24"
\'t 4
to 91"
39/6
--
36" 1 >'
4
to 3*' 83/6
--
48"
\n 4
to 5"
125/-
--
CHAIN PIPE WRENCHES
DROP-FORGED STEEL
DOUBLE-ENDED REVERSIBLE JAWS
: With Double-Ended Reversible Jaws for gripping pipes, pipe-fittings, etc., from -g" to 1 12" diameter.
The Connecting Link swings freely on a sleeve or bush, which is tightened between the prongs of the lever head by the centre stud passing through it. This holds the Jaws absolutely rigid and prevents working loose.
The Chain is made from High Tensile Steel, subjected to special heat treatment, and is tested and guaranteed to give dependable service.
The Jaws are carefully hardened and tempered to ensure long life.
All parts are interchangeable with standard make, and are fully guaranteed against defect in material or workmanship.
Figure No.
Size No.: 230
231
232
233 233*
234
235
TI36 Price .......................... 21/-
Capacity, Size Pipe
y" to
Length over all............... 14"
Weight, approx, (lbs.)
Average Breaking Strain of Chain (lbs.)
2i 2,500
29/-
i" co It"
20"
41/6 i" to 2i"
27"
58/6 J" to 4"
37"
75/1" to 6"
44f"
91/6
ir to 8" sor
ISO/2" to 12'
64"
H 10 16 24 32 50
6,800
9,600 12,600 14,100 15,800 21,600
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CHAIN PIPE VICES
" VULCAN " PATTERN
for Size Taking
No. Pipes
Jaws per pair
Prices, Complete and Parts
Chain
Handle
with Screw and Nut
Screw
Nut
Price com plete
181 i"-2" 12/6 10/6 3/6 9/3 5/9 29/182 r-4" 29/3 20/- 5/9 17/6 li/3 62/6 183 i"-6" SO/- 37/6 10/6 29/3 16/9 112/6 184 r-8" 75/- 50/- 10/6 29/3 16/9 150/-
Fig. TI55
Sizes Nos. 181 and 182 are packed in boxes for convenient transit and storage.
Orders for chains include screws unless otherwise stated.
OPEN SIDE PIPE VICES
Fig. TI57
CAST IRON
Figure No.
Size No.:
TI57
To take Pipe ............... Price...........................
61
8 14
IT/6
Fig. TI59
MALLEABLE IRON
62
1 O'/ 4^
25/-
63
"_3" 34/-
64 r-4" 48/-
66
1 "-6" 100/-
Figure No.
Size No.:
TI59 To take Pipe ............... Price...........................
31
r-i"
13/-
31*
r-ir 17/6
32 r-2" 22/- '
_
--
.--
--
T CRANE HINGED PIPE VICES
To take Pipe
V Up to:
1" ir 2" 2i" 3*" 4*" 6"
Size Nos.: 91 914 92 92* 93* 94* 96
TI6I each 12/6 15/- 17/9 20/9 31/3 45/9 98/-
Extra Jaws (set of 3)
5h 6/3 7/6 7/6 10/6 IS/- 25/-
Fig. TI6I
Size 91 is only suitable for electrical conduits
For Spare Parts--see General Catalogue.
BURRING REAMERS
TANK CUTTERS
(Cooke's) Size No. I
Fig. No. T200
No.
For Pipe Sizes Ins.
Price s. d.
1 i to i
46
2 i,,1
66
3
1 11
4. *4
80
4 1 ,,2
13 0
Fig. No. T204
Complete with Cutters and Pads for holes to suit *" to I*" wrought Pipe inclusive.
Price ... 2 14 0
UNION WRENCHES
For Union Tail-pieces of Crane Radiator Valves.
Fig. T209 Malleable Iron black japanned.
Price ... 2/- each.
Sizes * in. to I* in., inclusive.
187
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BENCH VICES
1
Fig. TI73
Figure No.
Size Nos.: 00 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Width of Jaws TI73 Jaws, open
O 1 M Oc2X" 3" 3r 4" H" 5" 6" 7" 8"
J' *'O44X" 2" H" 4" 4 H" 6i" 8" 9i" 9
Price, each ... 10/6 12/- 14/6 19/6 25/- 33/- 41/- 55/- 65/- 72/-
PORTABLE VICE
Figure No.
Description
Price
TI65 With Pipe Vice for Tube up to
2" (illustrated)
...............
TI67 With Bench Vice and Pipe Vice
TI69 With self-locking hinged Pipe Vice for pipes -g" to 2"
48/72/-
54/-
TI7I
With "Vulcan" pattern Chain Pipe Vice
No. 1 r-2"
58/-
No. 2 r-*"
95/-
I8S
HACK SAW FRAMES
ADJUSTABLE 8 IN. TO 12 IN.
CRANE
Price 3/4 each
Fig. TI87
HACK SAW BLADES
Fig. TI89 For cutting Solid Steel or Iron Tubes, Brass and Soft Metals, etc.
Stock Sizes
8" X i" x 23g 9" x x 23g
FOR HAND
Per Gross
Stock Sizes
33/4 37/6
10" x X 23g 12" x X 23g
Per Gross
41/8 50/-
DOUBLE-EDGED BLADES
Fig. TI93
Length (I" wide) x 21g. 9" Price per gross............... 81/-
10" 90/-
12" 108/-
14" 126/-
Specially recommended for cutting soft metals, such as Lead, Copper, Brass, etc. They are made of very best quality Tungsten Alloy Steel, hardened in the teeth only.
KEY SPANNERS FOR RECESSED PLUGS
FOR CARLTON AND WHITEHALL BOILERS.
--r m
For f" and Plugs. No. T85I
Price ... 2/3
1
For 1i", 1" and 2" Plugs. No. T852 PRICE
' ... 2/3 1" ... 3/6 r - 3/6 2" ... 5/-
BOILER WRENCHES For Assembling Whitehall Sectional Boilers.
Fig. 840. Wrench, J" for Nos. 1, 2, and 3; " for No. 4, each 7/9 189
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SUNDRIES
CRABENITE ASBESTOS COMPOSITION SHEET PACKING
Fig. CIOI
Best Quality 5/- per lb.
400 lbs. S.W.P.
Junior 3/4 per lb.
200 lbs. S.W.P.
This High Pressure Jointing is particularly suitable for flanged joints on high and low pressure, super heated and saturated steam, acids, ammonia, oil, alkaline and hot liquid pipe lines.
The weight of a sheet 40" square by -fg" thick is about 7g lbs.
The weight of a sheet 40" square by thick is about 14^- lbs.
Usually supplied in sheets and rolls of 40" by 40". Sheets of 48" by 48" can be supplied. Prices for Gaskets made from above Packing will be given on application, stating dimensions.
TAYLOR'S BRASS CORRUGATED JOINT RINGS
(TO LIE INSIDE BOLTS)
Bore of Pipe
21//
3" 4
1" ir ir 2" W 3"
B.S.Tables D&E -16 B.S. ,, F,H,&J -16
-19 -19
1/1 /-
1/3 1/3
1/6 1/6
y2/3-
2/6 3/-
3/3/6
--
,__ --
Bore of Pipe
B.S. Table 1 B.S. Table 2
3** 4" 5" 6" 7" 8" 9" 10" 12" 3/6 4/- si- 61- 7h 81- 91- 10/- '2/; 3/9 4/3 5/9 6/3 7/3 8/9 9/3 10/3 12/3
Fig. cm
Prices are per dozen
Rings to cover the full diameter of British Standard Flanges can be supplied.
BOLTS AND NUTS
Fig. C97 Hex. round hex.--Black
Size
ir ir
Length
2"
24-4L"
2*"
2"
3"
21 ff
25/9
26/10
27/11
29/-
30/1
31/2
32/3
5" 8
391-
40/6
42/-
43/6
45/-
46/6
48/-
3// 4
591-
61/-
63/-
65/-
67/-
69/-
7'/-__
Prices are per gross.
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PIPE JOINT COMPOUNDS
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.crane. , GRAPHITE PIPE \
cqmpQUW|
CRANE ltd
KuooFPice
45-5| LEMAN St,
LOMOON.EJ.
GRAPHITE
Fig. E290. Superior to red or white lead and more econo mical. The Compound is put up in I lb., 2 lb., 5 lb., 7 lb,, and 10 lb. tins, mixed ready for use.
It is absolutely non-poisonous; is largely used on Taylor's Corrugated Joint Rings, and all Screwed or Flanged Connec tions for steam, water, gas, air, etc.
Fig. E290 GRAPHITE
Fig. E292 "BOSS WHITE"
"BOSS WHITE"
High grade non-poisonous White Compound, for Screwed and Flanged Joints on steam, water, gas, oil, ammonia, etc. Especially suitable for exposed pipework in interiors.
Price per Tin or Keg:
E290 \ E292 S
1 lb. 2 lbs. 5 lbs. 7 lbs. 10 lbs. 28 lbs. 56 lbs. 112 lbs. 1/3 2/3 S/3 6/9 91- 24/- 46/- 90/-
CM
-1st
THE UNDERMENTIONED ARTICLES ARE OF FOREIGN MANUFACTURE.
MADE IN U.S.A.
No. Page /
Sizes
No. Page Sizes
No. Page
Sizes
121
151
71
3"
8
o*11o*//
138
152
3// M# | fm t\/r F '4 * 12 L
140 152 3f', H", 5", 6"
152 153 i r xr. 2"x ir
222 241 Al A6
159 r1 1u4."
161 S\
165
X" 3"
4 8
165
1 V Q//
48
F35I/2 HI0I HI2I H2II/3
129 114 127 107
Al 1 sizes |// // F 4
All sizes
163
154
rr. r. r, ir.
\ 2", 2f", 3"
All/12 165 A35 165
All sizes All sizes
T5/6 T15/6
176 All Nos. 177 All Nos.
221
159
JaL" 34."
1"
1
E2I0 103
--
All "Oster" and "Toledo" threading devices, pages 178 to 183, made in U.S.A. Nos. TI6S and. TI67, page 188, MADE IN GERMANY
CRANE
CONDITIONS OF SALE
Customers are respectfully informed that all quotations are subject to these conditions unless specifically varied by us in writing.
NEW ACCOUNTS.--New customers wishing to open accounts should forward Trade and Bankers' references with their initial orders.
ORDERS.--When ordering goods the exact size, catalogue figure number, and descrip tion should be stated.
PRICES AND DISCOUNTS.--The prices and discounts quoted, whether in this catalogue, or in any other list or quotation, are subject to alteration without notice. The right is reserved to make any increase in quoted prices rendered necessary by or arising from a labour award or other cause beyond our control.
STOCK.--Goods offered from stock are subject to remaining unsold.
DELIVERY.-- GREAT BRITAIN.--Either by our own lorries (within our delivery area), by Public Carrier, or to nearest Railway Goods Station ONLY, unless free delivery to des tination is included in the rates charged by the Railway Companies. Goods, when sent by our own lorries, will be delivered free (within our delivery area) on regular delivery days; otherwise carriage for orders under minimum carriage-paid values will be charged on invoice at usual rates whether sent by our own lorries, public carrier or rail.
IRELAND.--To Seaport only (not including delivery, and excluding Irish Free State Customs Duties) except by arrangement. Radiators. Carriage paid on orders of 4 net value and over. Combined Orders for Radiators and Heating Specialties (except W.l. Fittings, Tanks and Cylinders) delivered Carriage Paid on orders of 4 net value and over. Concealed Radiators with Cabinets, Fronts, or Grills, Carriage Paid on orders of 7 net value or over. Boilers. (All) irrespective of value, Carriage Paid. Parts of Boilers. 4 net value and over, Carriage Paid. Heating Specialties (except Tube and W.l. Fittings, Tanks and Cylinders), supplied with Boiler, delivered Carriage Paid. Combined Orders for Radiators and Boilers of 4 net value and over, delivered Carriage Paid. Oster Screwing Machines. Carriage Forward. Galvanized Storage Cylinders. (Not Indirect). Tanks and Cisterns. Carriage Paid in England, Scotland, Wales, and to approved Irish Ports. Tubes and Wrought Fittings delivered Carriage Paid only on orders of 10 value and over. Compression Joint Fittings delivered Carriage Paid on orders of 10 net value and over. Copper Pipe delivered Carriage Paid on orders of 3 cwt. lots and over. Other Goods delivered Carriage Paid on orders of 7 net value and over, except where otherwise quoted.
EXPORT.--Packing and Delivery to Wharf or Ship will be charged extra at cost, unless otherwise specified when quoting.
TIME OF DELIVERY.--Every endeavour is made to ensure prompt delivery, but lateness in delivery shall not entitle customers to cancel contracts unless we specially agree thereto in writing, and no claims for consequential damages, loss of time sustained, cost of repairs executed without previous consent or any claim whatever in conse quence of late delivery shall be made by customers.
DELAY.--When a delivery date is named, this is subject to strikes, lockouts, accidents, government requirements, delay occasioned by the procuring of material or com ponent parts, and all other unforeseen circumstances and causes beyond our controlWe accept no contingent liability on account of delays in delivery.
These conditions are subject to amendments appear ing from time to time in our discount sheets.
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CONDITIONS OF SALE-continued.
PACKING.--Radiators and Boilers. Packing crates, cases and protecting strips are charged for at nominal prices only and are not returnable. Crates for Whitehall Boiler Jackets will be credited if returned in good condition to Ipswich Works Carriage Paid.
PACKING.--General. Bags are charged at half-cost and are not returnable. Cases, where not included in price, also containers for Copper Indirect Cylinders and for Towel Airers, are charged at cost and full credit wiil be allowed if returned in good condition to Ipswich Works, Carriage Paid Home.
BREAKAGES AND SHORTAGES.--No goods damaged in transit will be replaced unless Carriers are advised within 24 hours of receipt of goods. Contents of packages should be examined on arrival and checked with Advice Notes, and Carriers advised imme diately of any breakage or shortage. At same time as Carriers are advised duplicate advice must be forwarded to us. Damaged goods should be returned by same Carrier who delivered, consigned "Carriage Free: Broken in Transit."
WORKING PRESSURES--REPLACEMENTS.--Test or Working Pressures stated in our Catalogues, printed matter, quotations or correspondence are only mentioned as a guide and for the assistance of our customers. We accept no responsibility should the fittings fail in practice, even though the pressures stated are not exceeded. All goods found defective, when used for the purpose for which they were manufactured, will be replaced free of charge, at point of original despatch, provided the defective goods are returned to us for examination within 10 days of their receipt. No claim for consequential damage is to be made nor will be entertained. Goods not of our manufacture are guaranteed only to the extent of the Maker's warranty and without any further responsibility on our part.
RETURNS.--Goods returned by customers (other than those which are defective) will, if accepted by us, be credited at the price charged by us, less a charge for handling and expenses of 10 per cent. Goods may not be returned without our permission.
DIMENSIONS AND ILLUSTRATIONS.--The dimensions and illustrations appearing in our catalogues have been prepared with every care, but the correctness thereof is not guaranteed and we reserve the right to vary the details. Exact dimensions can be had on application.
TERMS OF PAYMENT--HOME TRADE.--All accounts are due for payment on or before the end of the month following that in which the goods are despatched.Wrought Iron and Steel Tubes, Wrought Iron Fittings and Wrought Iron Flanges: STRICTLY NET. Other Catalogue items are subject to 2 per cent settlement discount if paid by the due date as stated above.
TERMS OF PAYMENT--EXPORT TRADE.--Goods for shipment are sold on the basis of cash against documents or cash within 7 days from the date of Invoice, whichever is the shorter period, and in either case net unless otherwise quoted. In all cases of goods for shipment the date of the invoice will be the day when the goods, whether a portion or the whole of the order, are packed in our warehouse ready for despatch. Where shipment is made through customers' own Shipping Agents, "Documents" is understood to mean Wharfingers ' or Port of London Authority Receipt when goods are shipped from London, and signed "Railway Receipt" when goods are shipped from any other port.
SPECIAL ORDERS.--Whenever an order has been given and accepted for goods to be specially manufactured, no cancellation of such order is to be demanded and will not be permitted until the written undertaking of the customer to pay for the special work performed in respect of such order has been received.
EXPORT (SPECIAL NOTE) INSPECTION.--The goods offered herein are open for inspection at our Warehouse or Works before despatch, and our responsibility ends with clean receipts from either the Forwarding Company or Shipping Company.
These conditions are subject to amendments appear ing from time to time in our discount sheets.
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USEFUL DATA FOR ARCHITECTS AND HEATING ENGINEERS
The following tables and data compiled from the findings of various accepted authorities and, in the case of heat losses - through building materials, either from the results of tests conducted by the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, or from information given by Manufacturers of certain materials. All Data has been reviewed and brought up to date where necessary. The Data has been prepared with an in timate knowledge of the requirements of Heating Engineers in preparing their schemes, and it is hoped that as such the contents will be found acceptable. In addition to matter contained in previous catalogues, tables on chimney flues, pipe sizing, etc., have been added. Whilst every care has been given to their preparation, the information and figures can not, of course, be guaranteed.
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HEAT LOSS COEFFICIENTS (AIR TO AIR)
B.Th.U.s per hour per square foot of surface per degree difference (Fahr.)
Brick W/Xul-S .
Brick Walls.
F*!--AltS .
Plaster one Side.
m
vYY, V7777,
U--T --*
T K. 4.'2 0.5
s> 0.35
i3''a 0.27 18 0.23 2S o.2o 27 0. \Q
7Y7Y//
k--T-d
TK
4''2 0.45
9 0.33
13^2 0.25
IS 0.22
22 0.13
2> 0.17
(D Brick wai-us .
() Brick
.
2 "air Space. - Puast'o Hollow Flextons. Pln
W/V//. y//t
WZ, %
//A
U------ T------4
X. K . II 0-25 1<2> 020 20 017 24 0-15 28 0-14
CXtt
T. K. 4'-a 0-42 3 0*30 I3`"s 0*23
Brick Walls
Portland Srotse.
Hollow FleTtons. Plast
B3ji[
T K. 4>2 0-38
5 c,
uh
yy 1! kT -4
9 0*27 13'fe 020
Concrete Walls
P1--AltS.
i U-T -*l
TK A 0-70 <5 0-58 8 0-51 10 0-45
IS 0-4! l> 0*34
Stone s. Brick PlasTd
T Ti K.
IP 9
0*31
9 9 0*2f
12 9 0-23
U-T -kTr*
Concrete Walls.
Plaster one Sioe.
M; ' , ; jK
U-T-*4
T. VC.
4 062 Q> 0-52 a 0-46 o 0*41 IS 0-38 !G 0-32
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HEAT LOSS COEFFICIENTS (AIR TO AIR)
B.Th.U.s per hour per square foot of surface per degree difference (Fahr.)
0
5anostone a Granite Walls. Sandstone
Walls.
Pi_/xirs.
With Battens lath* plast.
X. K. & o.5G
12 0.47
ICS O.A3
U--T -W
Limestone
IS 0.33 24 o.33
Walls.
K--T --*i
T. K 8 o.5o
12 0.40
l< 0.35 IS 0.33
2-4 0.28
& Limestone Walls.
Pi-AlfU.
With Battens Lath * Plast
T K. 8 O.GO
12 0.48
IG 0.4G IS 0.41
24- 0.35
-x-*i
X. K. 8 0.50 12 0.40
IS 0.3G> 0.34
24 0.30
ASBESTOS WALLS.
STEEL WALLS
'<4* Thick Corrugated K. 1*25
>6" THICK CORRUGATED K. 1.50
$
Steel Walls.
*5) Steel. WALLS.
Plain 3/id Thick. K. 1.20
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HEAT LOSS COEFFICIENTS (AIR TO AIR)
B.Th.U.s per hour per square foot of surface per degree difference (Fahr.)
weather Bros, laths Plast.
I'1T&
T K.
T' 0.44
/nJ) >K T_r L n4'Stuo
3) Hollow Partitions.
Hollow Partitions.
4" Plast'o one Side. X. K. 4 0.43
4" Plast o Both Sides. X. K. 4 0.35
fy 'PZS//
5i
*-T *i
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HEAT LOSS COEFFICIENTS
B.Th.U.s per hour per square foot of surface per degree difference (Fahr.) FLOORS--Heat loss downwards
Fig. 25
4 In. Concrete on earth.............................................................. 6 In. Concrete on earth..............................................................
Coefficient 0.55 Coefficient 0.49
1
Fig. 26
li--in. Wood Blocks, -ln. Screed and 5-in. Concrete on earth Coefficient 0.25
Fig. 27 Fig. 28
Wood Block Floor l in. thick on Cement Screed and 6*in. Hollow Tile Fireproof
floor plastered under
............... ........................... Coefficient 0.15
Ditto, but not plastered under
... ... ... ... Coefficient 0.18
Fig. 29
Boarded Floor I in. thick on Joists with 9-in. Air Space under and 44-in. Surface
Concrete
.......................................................................... Coefficient 0.07
Board Floor I in. thick on Joists with unheated and enclosed room under. Coefficient 0.20
Board Floor I in. thick on 7-in. Joists with plastered ceiling and unheated enclosed
room under
.......................................................................... Coefficient 0.08
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B.Th.U.s per hour per square foot of surface per degree difference (Fahr.) FLOORS--Heat loss downwards (contd.)
Wood Block I $ in. chick on Cement Screed and Concrete 6 in. chick with plaster
under
...................................................................................... Coefficient 0.20
Ditto Concrete 7 in. thick
.................................................. Coefficient 0.19
Ditto Concrete 8 in. thick
... ... ........................... Coefficient 0.18
ROOFS (flat) AND FLOORS (Heat loss upwards)
Asphalt in. thick on Cement Screed and Concrete 6 in. thick with plaster under
Coefficient 0.32
Ditto Concrete 7 in. thick
......................................
Coefficient 0.30
Ditto Concrete 8 in. thick Ditto Concrete 9 in. thick
Coefficient 0.28 Coefficient 0.27
Fig. 34
8
ii
Lead or Zinc Roof on |-in. Boards and 9-in. Joists with plaster under, Coefficient 0.20
Fig. 35 icaimimmnamE
Asphalt in. thick on Cement Screed and 6 -in. Hollow Tile Fireproof Roof with
plaster under
..........................................................................
Coefficient 0.22
Fig. 36
1
I
1%
Board Floor I in. thick on Joists. Cold air above
$ m
Coefficient 0.44
Fig. 37
*
k
Boarded Floor I in. thick on Joists with Lath and Plastered Ceiling. Cold air above Coefficient 0.18
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HEAT LOSS COEFFICIENTS (AIR TO AIR)
B.Th.U.s per hour per square foot of surface per degree difference (Fahr.) CEILINGS AND ROOFS
1
(Closed Roof Spaces)
Fig. 38 Fig. 39 Fig. 40
"'d-
Slates or tiles on battens and rafters only. Lath and plaster ceiling to room
Ditto, with l-ln. tongued and grooved boards under tiles
...............
Ditto, with Roofing Felt between tiles and boards......................................
Coefficient 0.35 Coefficient 0.25 Coefficient 0.19
Fig. 41 Fig. 42 Fig. 43 Fig. 44
Slates or tiles on battens and rafters only ............... ............... ... Coefficient 0.80
Ditto, but with l-in. tongued and grooved boards......................... . ... Coefficient 0.35
Ditto, with Roofing Felt between tiles and boards ...
Coefficient 0.25
Slates or tiles on I-in. tongued & grooved boards, & lath & plaster ceiling as shown Coefficient 0.30
HEAT LOSS COEFFICIENTS (AIR TO AIR)
B.Th.U.s per hour per square foot of surface per degree of difference (Fahr.)
GLASS
Single Windows ..
Double
,,
Single Skylight
Double ,,
t
1.07 tt 0.60 it 1.16
0.62
DOORS
All wood................................................... Ditto. Upper portion glass panels .. All glass, wood framing All steel................................................... Ditto. Upper portion glass panels .. All glass, steel framed...........................
0.45 > 0.75 it 0.95 tt 1.20 it 1.15 it 1.05
FACTORY ROOFS
Corrugated Iron (unlined)
Corrugated Asbestos Cement Sheeting
(unlined)
.......................................
Glass North Lights
...........................
it 1.80
a 1.45 a 1.20
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AVERAGE RADIATOR TRANSMISSIONS
B.Th.U.s per square foot per degree difference per hour.
Position of Radiator
Radiator fixed from
Fitted with Crane De fleeting Shield *
In open recess not less than 3" clear of radiator top and sides ...
2-Col.
4-Co/.
6-Col.
Window
Wall
Hospital Hospital Hospital 3" wide 5}" wide 7i" wide
1 Iw 2
-Sd>
5 so tn
v 2 E S feg Sin
52 ncM 52
.So*o l. o Sm So
52
EEso <u40 52
cC 'O oj n
0 N
uO.'OO DO
Ie-? tu m
uo S'? v m? li 52 W(\)
C
t
} 1.85 2.10 1.70 1.95 1.60 1.82 1.58 1.80 1.71 1.9! 1.85 2.10 1.58 I.8C 1.51 1.71
Y /
1.75 2.00 1.65 1.90 1.65 1.89
l 1.70 1.95 1.55 1.76 1.47 1.66 1.45 1.67 1.55 1.78 1.70 1.95 1.45 1.67 1.40 1.60 J
* Represent equivalent heating effect at lower levels of room (see page 14)
TRANSMISSION TABLE
FOR RADIATORS FIXED 2f" FROM WALL British Thermal Units per sq. ft. per hour
Radiator
2-Col. Pall Mall 4-Col. ,, ,, 6-Col. ,, ,, Window Wall .............. 3" Hospital 51" ............... 7i" ,,
70
116 105 100 99 106 116 99 94
Temperature Difference (Degrees Fahrenheit)
Water
Steam
80 90 100 110 120 155 160
140 162 185 208 233 327 340
128 150 170 192 215 300 312
120 119
140 138
160 158
180 178
200 200
282 278
294 290
128 150 171 192 215 300 312
139
119 113
162 138 132
185 158 151
208 178 170
234 199 190
327 278 266
340 290 275
HANDY RADIATOR TRANSMISSION TABLE
FOR RADIATORS FIXED 2f" FROM WALL
Room Temperature
2-Column 4-Column 6-Column Wall ............... Window............... 3" Hospital
''4 7i"
Hot Water
Gravity Circulation (mean Rad, temp,
assumed I556F.)
Accelerated Circulation (mean Rod, temp, assumed 170F.)
55F. 60F. 65F. 55F. 60-F. 65F.
185 174 162 215 208 194 170 159 150 196 192 179 160 150 140 185 180 168 171 159 150 196 192 179 158 148 138 183 178 166 185 173 162 215 208 194 158 148 138 183 178 167 151 142 132 175 170 159
Steam
LP or Vapour Systems
(Rad. temp. assumed 2I5F.)
55F. 60F. 65 r.
138 327 315
310 292 310 288 338 290 275
300 282 300 278 327 278 266
290 270 290 270 315 270 253
It is recommended that radiators be fixed as far from the wall as the situation will allow, in order to obtain the maximum heating effect. 2" is suitable if space permits. Radiators painted with metallic bronzing paints such as aluminium have less efficiency chan
radiators painted with fiat paints or with enamels. See separate Folder for Concealed Radiator Transmissions.
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TRANSMISSION TABLE (Wrought Iron Pipes) UNCOVERED
B.Th.U.s per lineal foot per hour
TEMPERATURE DIFFERENCE (Deg. Fahr.)
Size of Pipe
Water
Steam
80 85 90 95 100 105 110 150 155 160
J. 42 45 48 51 56 59 63 95 98 103 3 53 56 60 64 70 . 75 80 118 123 130 1* 60 64 70 74 80 85 90 135 140 147 (i. 73 78 85 90 98 103 no 168 175 180
82 87 96 102 no 116 124 185 195 202 2 97 103 113 120 130 137 145 220 228 238 2i 115 122 135 142 155 165 175 260 272 283 3 140 150 165 175 188 200 212 320 330 345 4 174 185 203 215 232 245 262 395 410 426 5 212 225 247 265 282 300 318 480 500 522 6 250 270 290 310 330 350 375 560 585 610
The above is for single pipes freely exposed. For three or more pipes installed one above the other in the form of a pipe coil, reduce by 10% for pipes under l in. size, and by 20% for pipes l in. and over.
COVERED PIPES
The transmission from covered pipes varies according to the efficiency and thickness of the non-conducting material employed. For pipes covered with 2 in. hair felt allow one half, I in. asbestos one-third, and l in. magnesia one-quarter of the above values.
AIR CHANGE
A natural interchange of air or air leakage is continuously taking place from any enclosed space which is being heated, exclusive of air provided by ventilating schemes, mechanical or natural. This leakage is dependent on the character of the construction, the number
of windows and doors, etc., and is a purely arbitrary figure.
The following, however, are useful examples assuming buildings of normal good con
struction and with natural ventilation only:--
Very large Halls and Churches
......................................
Large Halls, and smaller Churches, etc.................................
Rooms with one exposed wall with one window
...
,, ,, two
,, walls with one window
..^
,, ,, one exposed wall with two windows
,, ,, two
,, walls with two windows
,, ,, three ,, walls with two windows
Entrance Halls, Corridors ..................................................
Schools and Hospital Wards with natural cross ventilation
Air Change. 2 per hour
3.
One cubic foot of air heated one degree Fahr. at 62 requires 0.02 B.Th.U. per hour.
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EXPOSURE AND WIND VELOCITY
The aspect of the exposed walls of a heated building has an important bearing on the calculation of heat losses. The following minimum quantities should be added to the heat losses for the under mentioned exposures:--
North, North-east and North-west ........................... 10% East .......................................................................... 5% For isolated buildings in very exposed positions as at the top of a hill or on the coast line, add a further 5% to all heat losses.
BUILDINGS NOT CONTINUOUSLY HEATED
An apparatus of larger capacity is required when a building is only intermittently heated, than when continuously heated. For buildings heated during the day only, add 10-15%, and for buildings such as Lecture Halls or Churches, where the apparatus is not in use daily, 25-30% should be added to the capacity of radiators, boiler and mains.
TEMPERATURES FOR VARIOUS ROOMS
The following temperatures are frequently specified for the warming of various rooms:--
GARAGES (not workshops)
...............
... 45 deg. F.
CHURCHES, LECTURE HALLS ...............
... 58 >
BEDROOMS, private houses
...............
FACTORIES (save as under)
...............
FACTORIES, female workers, seated
BEDROOMS, hotels and flats ...............
... 55 ... 55 ... 60 ... 60
it it it
a
CORRIDORS AND ENTRANCE HALLS ...
THEATRES, CINEMAS AND CONCERT HALLS
OFFICES
..................................................
... 60 it ... 60 it ... 62-65 it
LIVING-ROOMS AND DAY NURSERIES HOSPITALS AND SCHOOLROOMS OPERATING THEATRES .......................... DRYING ROOMS ......................................
... 65 ... 65 ... 70-73 ... 80
it it it it
WARMING HIGH ROOMS
For rooms above 12 ft. in height some authorities state a percentage should be added to the heating surface of the radiators as follows:--
ft.
per cent.
ft.
per cent.
14 ............... 4
25 ............... 20
16 ............... 7
30 ............... 25
18 ............... 10
35 ............... 30
20 ............... 15
40 ............... 33
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EXPANSION TANKS
The water content of a hot water heating system expands one twenty-third when fully heated, and the tank should have ample capacity to accommodate this expansion without overflowing. The inlet to the ball valve should be fixed so that when cold there is only two inches of water in the bottom of the tank. To determine the approximate tank capacity for estimating purposes, allow two gallons for every 100 square feet of radiating surface in the installation (radiators and circulating pipes) with a minimum of 10 gallons. Thus, a system with a boiler of 1,100 square feet rating requires a tank of 22 gallons capacity. See page 5 for water content of " Pall Mall " Radiators.
EXPANSION OF WROUGHT IRON
Temperature when Pipe Fitted Deg. F.
32 40 50 64
Length of Pipe when
Fitted ft.
100 100 100 100
120 deg. in.
0-73 0-64 0-56 0-45
Expansion of Pipe when heated to
160 deg. in.
215 deg. in.
250 deg. in.
0-90 0-96 0-88 0-77
1-45 1-41 1-33
1-20
1-72 1-69 1-61 1-50
265 deg. in.
t -87 1-80 1-71 1-63
Nominal Bore
in.
3 x 3 1 11 l
Outside Diameter
in.
-Hfi
l& I11t32Ts9
WROUGHT IRON PIPE
APPROXIMATE MEASUREMENTS
Contents
Approx. Weight
Nominal Outside
Bore
Diameter
Contents
Gallons per ft.
Pounds - per ft.
in.
in.
Gallons per ft.
0047 0084 019 0339 053 0763
58 81 1-16 1-6 2-36 3-00
2
2i 3 4 5 6
H 1356 3 212
3053 Vt 5426
848 6 1-221
Approx. Weight
Pounds per ft.
4-1 5-334 6-326 8-282 10-17 12-57
Nominal Size of Pipe
Inches
3
1* 11 1* 2
PIPE FACTORS
For converting lineal feet to square feet
Wrought Iron
Copper
For converting square feet to
lineal feet
Wrought Iron
Copper
Nominal Size of Pipe
Inches
For converting lineal ft. to square ft.
Wrought Iron
For converting square ft. to lineal ft.
Wrought Iron
21
13
4-76
7-64
2i
75 1-32
28
20
3-63
5-09
3
92 1-09
33
26
2-90
3-83
H
1-05
95
43
33
2-30
3-05
4
1-19
84
50 39 2-01 2-55 5
1-46 68
62 -- 1-61 -- 6 1-75 57
Multiply quantities by constants shown in respective columns
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CHIMNEY FLUES
The importance of having a chimney which fulfills the requisite requirements is almost as great as the choice of the boiler. These requirements are:--
(a) Sufficient height to permit the chimney to exert enough "puli'' by reason of the difference in temperature between the gases in the chimney and the cold air outside.
(b) Sufficient cross sectional area to enable the chimney to easily carry away the products of combustion.
(c) A complete avoidance of air leakages or openings which would reduce the temperature of the gases in the chimney and thus diminish the draught,
The height of the chimney is of necessity generally determined by the height of the building but it should never be less than 20 ft. and 25ft. is preferably the minimum.
The precise cross sectional area cannot be determined with exactness owing to such indeterminate factors as the condition of the inner surfaces of the flue, barometric changes, fluctuating flue gas analysis, etc., but the undermentioned table gives capacities of chimney flues for various heights and sizes which will in general be found satisfactory under ordinary working conditions.
APPROXIMATE CHIMNEY' CAPACITIES FOR HEATING BOILERS IN THOUSANDS OF BRITISH THERMAL UNITS PER HOUR
Size of Flue
Inches
--
9x 9 14x 9 I8x 9 I4x 14 18x 14 I8x 18 22 x 18 24 x 18
Area Square Inches
36 50 81 126 162 196 252 324 396 432
20
45 87 160
-- -- -- -- -- ____
--
HEIGHT IN FEET ABOVE GRATE 25 30 40 50 60 70 80 100
55 62
80 90 105 115
___
100 115 140 165 185 200 220 --
185 210 250 290 310 330 350 400
275 300 420 460 500 560 615 765
375 425 525 615 700 775 825 950
-- 500 675 775 875 975 1075 1250 -- ____ 900 1025 1075 1275 1400 1600 -- ____ 1250 1350 1475 1600 1750 2000
____ ____ 1550 1700 1850 1975 2100 2600 -- -- -- 1750 1900 2100 2400 2750
For Circular Brick Flues with fire tile lining increase capacities by 10 per cent.
For exposed iron flues decrease capacity by 10 per cent.
Minimum size of exposed iron flue, 6 ins. diameter.
CRA N E
CHIMNEY FLUES--continued
The top of the flue should not be unduly restricted by using a pot having a s diameter appreciably less than the width of the flue. Also the top should
pot be overshadowed by a higher building or roof line adjacent, or down > draughts will result when wind is in a certain direction.
1 In the case of boilers standing in range or fireplace opening, the lower end of the flue should be tighly sealed off by means of a sheet iron covering-in
/ plate.
CARE OF HEATING BOILERS IN I SUMMER MONTHS*
' It is common when inspecting a heating boiler during the summer months to find the boiler left exactly as it was when the fire went out for the last time, with the remains of the fuel on the grate and ashes beneath in the ashpit.
There is nothing more conducive to shortening the life of a Cast Iron Sectional Boiler than leaving it in this condition, for during the summer . months, especially when the boiler is fixed in a basement heating chamber, condensation collects on the cold cast iron surfaces and mixing with the sulphur in the flue dust and ashes forms a corrosive acid, which eats into the boiler metal.
To prolong the life of the boiler, and to maintain its efficiency when the next : heating season arrives the following steps are necessary:--
1. Remove all ashes, clinker, unburned fuel, etc., from the grate and ashes from the ashpit.
2. Have the chimney swept and the cast iron smoke pipe connecting the boiler to the chimney scraped and swept free of soot and flue dust.
3. Scrape and brush clean all firebox and flue surfaces of the boiler. (In Crane Boilers all heating surfaces are very accessible.)
4. Leave the smokehood damper and the whole of the ashpit door wide open, so that a current of air passes through the boiler, and thus minimizes the possibility of condensation being deposited on the iron.
5. Clean off and oil all movable parts, such as hinges, dampers, etc.
Do not permit the heating system to be emptied down unless this is neces sary for making alterations. This is of special importance in hard water districts.
* Extract from Crane pamphlet supplied free of charge to Heating Engineer customers with their name overprinted.
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1 Ft.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 60 70 80 90 100
SIZE OF PIPE IF INCHES
------------
43" 1" ir 1 r V 2i' 3" 3' 4" 5" 6'"
0 275 0-346 0-434 0-494 0-622 0-753 0-916 1-046 1-175 1-455 ^739
0-5
0-8 II 1-4 1-6 1-9 2-2 2-5 2-7 3-0 3-3 3-6 3-8 4-1 4-4 4-7 5-0 5-2 5-5 5-8 6-0 6-3 6-6 6-9 7-1
7-4 7-7 8-0 8-3 8-5 8-8 9-1 9-4 9-6 9-9 10-2 10-5 10-7 11-0 11-3 11-5 11-8 12-1 12-4 12-7 12-9 13-2 13-5 13-8 16-5 19-3 22-0 24-8 27-5
0-7 1-0 1-4 1-7 2-1 2-4 2-8 31
3-5 3-8 4-1 4-5 4-8 5-2 5-5 5-9 6-2 6-6
6-9 7-3 7-6 8-0 8-3 8-6
90 9-4
9-7 10-0 10-4 10-7 III 11-4 11-7 12-1 12-5 12-8 13-2
13-5 13-8 14-2 14-5 14-9 15-2 15-6 15-9 16-3 16-6 17-0 17-3 20-8 24-2 27-7 31-1 34-6
0-9 1-3 1-7 2-2 2-6 3-0 3-5 3-9 4-3 4-8 5-2 5-6 6-1 6-5 6-9 7-4 7-8 8-3 8-7 9-1 9-6 10-0 10-4 10-911-3 11-7 12-2 12-6 13-0 13-5 13-9 14-3 14-7 15-2 15-6 16-1 16-5 16-9 17-4 17-8 18-2 18-7 19-1 19-5 20-0 20-4 20-8 21-3
21-7 26-0 30-4 34-7 39-1 43-4
1-0 1-5 2-0 2-4 2-9 3-4 3-9 4-4 4-9 5-4 5-9 6-4 6-9 7-4 7-9 8-4 8-9 9-4 9-9 10-4 10-9 11-3 11-9 12-3 12-8 13-3
13-8 14-3 14-8 15-3 15-8 16-3 16-8 17-3 17-8 18-3 18-8 19-3 19-8 20-3 20-8 21-3 21-8 22-2 22-7 23-2 23-7 24-2 24-7 29-6 34-6 39-5 44-5
49-4
1-2 1-9 2-5 3-1
3-7 4-4 5-0 5-6 6-2 6-8 7-5 8-1 8-7 9-3 10-0 10-6 11-2 11-8 12-5 13-0 13-7 14-3 14-9 15-6 16-2 16-8 17-4 18-0 18-7 19-3 19-9 20-5 21-2 21-8 22-4 23-0 23-7 24-3
24-9 25-5 26-1 26-8 27-4 28-0 28-6 29-2 29-9 30-5 31-1 37-3 43-5 49-8 56-0 62-2
1-5 2-3 3-0 3-8 4-5 5-3 6-0 6-8 7-5 8-3 9-0 9-8 10-5 11-3 12-0 12-8 13-5 14-3 15-0 15-8 16-5 17-3
18-0 18-8 19-5 20-3 21-0 21-8 22-5 23-3 24-1 24-8 25-6 26-3 27-0 27-8 28-5 29-3 30-1 30-8 31-6 32-3 33-1 33-8 34-6 35-3 36-1 36-8 37-6 45-2 52-7 60-2 67-8 75-3
1-8 2-7 3-6 4-6 5-5
6-4 7-3 8-2 9-1 10-0 11 -0 11-9 12-8 13-7 14-6 15-5 16-5 17-4 18-3 19-2 20-2 21-1 22-0
22-9 23-8
2-0 3-1 4-2 5-2 6-3 7-3 8-4 9-4 10-5 11-5 12-5 13-6 14-6 15-7 16-7 17-8 18-8 19-9 20-9 21-9 23-0 24-0 25-1 26-1 27-2
2-4 3-5 4-7
5-8 7-0 8-2 9-4 10-6 11-8
12-9 14-1 15-3 16-5 17-6 18-8 20-0 21-2
22-3 23-5 24-7 25-9 27-0 28-2 29-3 30-5
2-9 4-4 5-8 7-3 8-7 10-2 11-6 13-1
14-6 16-0 17-4 18-9 20-3 21-8
23-2 24-7 26-2
27-6 29-1
30-5 32-0 33-5 34-9 36-3 37-8
5-2
7-0 8-7 10-5
12-1 13-9 15-7 17-4 19-1
20-9
22-6 24-3 26-|
27-8 29-6 31-3 33-1
34-8 36-5
38-3 40-0 41-7
43-5 45-2
24-7 25-6 26-6 27-5 28-4 29-3 30-2 31-1
28-2 29-3 30-3
31-4 32-4 33-4 34-5 35-5
31-7 32-9 34-1 35-3 36-4 37-6 38-8 40-0
39-3 40-7 42-2 43-6 45-1 46-5 48-0 49-5
47-0 48-7 50-4 52-1
53-9 55-6 57-4 59-1
32-0 36-6 41-1 50-9 60-8
33-0 37-6 42-3 52-4 62-6
33-9 38 -7 43-5 53-8 64-3
34-8 39-7 44-6 55-2 66-0
35-7 40-8 45-8 56-7 67-8
36-6 41-8 47-0 58-2 69-5
37-6 42-9 48-2 59-6 71-3
38-5 43-9 49-4 61-1 73-0
39-4 45-0 50-6 62-5 74-8
40-3 46-0 51-7 64-0 76-5
41-2 47-0 52-9 65-5 78-2
42-2 48-1 54-0 67-0 80-0
43-0 49-1 55-2 68-4 81-7
43-9 50-2 56-4 69-8 83-5
44-8 51-2 57-6 71-2 85-1
45-8 52-3 58-7 72-7 87-0
55-0 62-8 70-5 87-3 104-3
64-1 73-2 82-3 IOI-9 121-7
73-3 83-7 94-0 116-4 139-1
82-4 94-1 105-7 131-0 156-5
91-6 104-6 117-5 145-5 173-9
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COMPARATIVE THERMOMETER SCALES
Degrees Fahr,
0 +i
2 3
4 5 <5 7
8 9 10 ii
12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31
32 33 34 35
36 37 38 39
40 41 42 43
44 45 46 47
48 49 50 51
52 53
Degrees Centigrade
--17-78 17-23 16-67 14-11
15-56 15-00 14-45 13-90
13-34 12-78 12-23 11-67
ii-u 10-56 10-00 9-45
8-89 8-34 7-78 7-23
6-67 6-11 5-56 5-00
4-45 3-90 3*34 2-78
2-23 1-67 III 0-56
0-00 4-0-56
mi
1-67
2-23 2-78 3-34 3-90
4-45 5-00 5-56 6-11
6-67 7-23 7-78 8-34
8-89 9-45 10-00 10-56
ll-il 11-67
Degrees Fahr.
54 55 56 57
58 59 60 61
62 63 64 65
66 67 68 69
70 71 72 73
74 75 76 77
78 79 80 81
82 83 84 85
86 87 88 89
90 91 92 93
94 95 96 97
98 99 100 101
102 103 104 105
106 107
Degrees Centigrade
12-23 12-78 13-34 13-90
14-45 15-00 15-56 16-11
16-67 17*23 17-78 18*34
18-89 19-45 20-00 20-56
21-11 21-67 22-23 22-78
23-34 23-90 24-45 25-00
25-56 26-12 26-67 27-23
27-78 28*34 28-89 29-45
30-00 30-55 31-11 31-67
32-22 32-78 33-33 33-89
34-45 35-00 35-56 36-11
36-67 37-23 37-78 38-34
38-90 39-45 40-00 40-56
41-11 41-67
Degrees Fahr.
108 109 110 in
112 113 114 115
116 117 118 119
120 121 122 123
124 125 126 127
128 129 1.30 131
132 133 134 135
136 137 138 139
140 141 142 143
144 (45 146 147
(48 149 150 151
152 153 154 155
156 157 158 159
160 161
Degrees Centigrade
42-32 42-78 43*34 43-90
44-45 45*00 45*56 46-11
46-67 47-23 47-78 48-34
48-90 49-45 50-00 50-56
51-11 51-67 52-23 52-78
53-34 53-90 54-45 55-00
55-56 56-11 56-67 57*23
57-78 58-34 58-90 59-45
60-00 60-56 61*11 61-67
62-23 62-78 63-34 63-90
64-45 65-00 65-56 66-11
66-67 67-23 67*78 68-34
68-90 69-45 70-00 70-56
71-11 71-67
Degrees Fahr.
162 163 164 165
166 167 168 169
170 171 172 173
174 175 176 177
178 179 180 181
182 183 184 185
186 187 188 189
190 191 192 193
194 195 196 197
198 199 200 201
202 203 204 205
206 207 208 209
210 211 212
Degrees Centigrade
72-23 72-78 73-34 73-90
74-45 75-00 75*56 76-11
76-67 77-23 77-78 78-34
. 78-90 79-45 80-00 80-56
81-11 81-67 82-23 82-78
83-34 83-90 84-45 85-00
85-56 86-11 86-67 87-23
87-78 88-34 88-90 89-45
90-00 90-56 91*11 91-67
92-23 92-78 93-34 93-90
94*45 95-00 95-56 96-11
96-27 97-23 97-78 98-34
98-90 99-45 100-00
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DIMENSIONS OF
BRITISH STANDARD PIPE FLANGES
REPORT No. 10, PART 1--1928
TABLE B
FOR WATER PRESSURES SO TO 130 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (SUPERSEDING TABLE I OF REPORT No. 10--1914)
TABLE C
FOR WATER PRESSURES 130 TO 175 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (SUPERSEDING TABLE I OF REPORT No. 10--1904)
Tables B and C
1 2 3 4/5
6 (a)
6 (b) Thickness of flange
(f)
Nominal Pipe Size
in.
21
4
1
1* 1* 2
24 3 34 4 *4 5
6 7 8 9 10 *11
12 *13
14 15 16 *17
18 *19 20
21 22 *23 24
Diam. of
Flange
in.
3| 4 44 4| 54 6
64 74 8
84 9 10
II 12
134 144 16 17
18 194 204 214 224 24
254 264 274 29 30 31 324
Diam. of Bolt Circle
in.
2f 24 34
$76
34 44 5
54 64 7
74 84
94 104 114 124 14 15
16 174 184 194 204 214
23 24 254 264 274 284 294
Number and Dia. of Bolts
in.
L -L 4 -L
4-
44 44 4a
41 41 4
4# 8I 8I
81 8I 81 8t 84 84
12 4 12 4 12 4 12 4 12 4 12 4
12 4 12 16 I >6 4 16 1 16 1 16 1
Cast Iron
Table
Bc in. in.
2
2T
85.
f 5____
4146- 3
11 16
43
4 a4
3, 7
34
7 8
J_3
16 5
ZZ Z
z 18
7 S
|
i1
i1
i 14 i l* 81 1 14-
'i 14 14 14
14 14
14 14
14 1#
^4 14 ll i1 t8 14
14 it If >1
Cast Steel and Bronze
Table
6c
in. in.
33
8 83 'S 'S
z 1 1 2
9
16
5
zz
11 16 t3.tt
3
4 24
4 z8 1 1 1 14
14
j. fL
9
16 1%
9
JL 4
6 44-
a4 4
3
7 8
S'
z
I
1 1
h 14 h*
14
u
la
If
18
iron or Steel (Stomped or
forged) Table
6C in. in.
3
'i T?
_t26_
_L
I6 16
_5_ 31 6
~h
3
3 2
3
|
*7 7 11 6 71 ? 22 z1
?1 22 1a
aa
a8
5 a
8S 3
a
85 a4
473 8
43 z8
4 If
11
278
1 I
I8 14
1
* The Association recommends that the use of these sizes be discontinued.
THICKNESSES
The thicknesses given in this Table include a raised face of not more than -jV inch high if such be used.
BOLT HOLES
For i-inch and |inch bolts the diameters of the holes to be tV inch larger than the diameters of the bolts, and for larger sizes of bolts inch.
Bolt holes to be drilled off centre lines.
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DIMENSIONS OF BRITISH STANDARD PIPE FLANGES
REPORT No. 10, PART 2--1926
TABLE D
FOR STEAM PRESSURES UP TO 50 POUNDS PER SQUARE INCH (SUPERSEDING TABLE I OF REPORT No. 10--1904)
1 23 A 5
Nominal Pipe Size
Diameter
of Flange
Diameter
of Bolt Circle
Number
of Bolts
Diameter
of Bolts
in. in. in.
1 23.
3f 4
2| 2*
4 4
1 *i 3* 4
1* 4
4
1* 5* 3* 4
2 6 4* 4
2-L 6* 5
4
3 7* 5* 4
3* 8
6* 4
4 8* 7 4
*4* 9 5 10
7* 8 8* 8
6 II
9* 8
7 12 10* 8
S
13* II*
8
9
14* 12*
8
10 16 14
8
*11 17 15
8
12 18 16 12
*13 19* 17* 12 14 20J 18* 12
IS 21* 19* 12
16
22* 20*
12
*17 24 2lf 12
18 25* 23
12
*19 26* 24 12
20 27# 25* 16
21 29 26* 16
*22 30 27* 16
*23 31
28* 16
24
32* 29*
16
in.
i j. j. 5 5,
5
I f 1 5
S
f 1 s. 3. 3, 3. 3 z7 s 2 Z 7 2
7. s 2
i i i i
6 (o)
6 (b)
6(e)
Thickness of Flange
Cast Iron
in.
Cast Steel and Bronze
in
iron or Steel (stamped or
forged), screwed or
riveted on with boss, or welded on with fillet
in.
1 2
2c
3 i6
i
i3
8
tV 16
5
82
4
5
83 1
4
43 _196_ 1 6
4 1 6 TS
3
4 68
2. 4
68
2 7
1*i6 8
8 16 I 6
7
36
2T
i
43
4
i i 3.
i* i
li
7 8
i* 7
i* 1
i* 1
i* 1
i3 If 13 If
it u
i* 1*
i* 1*
i* Id_
it If
it 1-ii
J2L
.5 5 5
f 2.
4
43 43,
i
1 2
1 1
If
* The Association recommends that the use of these sizes be discontinued.
THICKNESSES
The thicknesses given in this Table include a raised face of not more than -jV inch high if such be used.
BOLT HOLES
For -inch and |-inch bolts the diameters of the holes to be -jV inch larger than the diameters of the bolts and for larger sizes of bolts inch.
Bolt holes to be drilled off centre lines.
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PIPE SIZES
LOW PRESSURE HOT WATER GRAVITY SYSTEMS
In a natural circulation low pressure hot water system, pipes should be sized to carry sufficient quantities of water to maintain the Radiators at approximately an even temperature throughout.
There are three factors which control the sizes, viz., (1) temperature difference between flow and return, (2) the heights of the Radiators above the Boiler, and (3) the length of the circulation, referred to below as "travel."
Temperature difference may vary between 25 for one pipe ring main to 50 for overhead two-pipe drop systems. Generally 30 F. is most suitable for one-pipe systems, and 40 F. for two-pipe; the chart opposite is based on these temperature differences.
The heights of the Radiators above the Boiler affect the pipe sizing for the reason that the circulating pressure in a low pressure hot water system is in direct proportion to the height of the vertical flow and return columns. It is not necessary to size a system on the height of the most unfavourably situated Radiator as this ignores the assistance given to the principal circuits by Radiators which are favourably placed. Accordingly, the mean effective height of each circuit should be the mean common denominator of each Radiator height, multiplied by the B.Th.U.s of each, as illustrated in example under.
The travel represents the distance which the water has to flow from the Boiler to the Radiator and back, and thus is the total length of flow and return in a circuit plus a margin for the additional friction caused by Tees, Bends, Offsets, etc.
Illustrating the application of height and travel factors to a simple example, consider a circuit with one radiator of 2,500 B.Th.U.s 20 ft. above boiler, another 3,000 B.Th.U.s 11 ft. above, and a third 3,500 B.Th.U.s 1 ft above. The total actual length of this circulation is, say, 95 ft., to which adding 10 per cent, for fittings gives 105 ft. travel.
Radiator 2,500 x 20 ft. = 50,000 3,000 X 1 1 ft. = 33,000
3,500 x 1 ft. = 3,500
86,500 4- 9,000
gives mean effective
height 9-5 ft.
Total 9,000 B.Th.U.s 86,500 Height - travel is 9^*5 = 09
From the chart it will be seen that for a load of 9,000 B.Th.U.s, ignoring pipe losses, a 1-in. pipe will be required.
The above example, of course, does not take into account heat lost from Circulating pipes which should actually be added to the radiators to obtain ;he circuit load, afterwards checking the pipe size from the chart.
PIPE SIZES
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s Doq
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PIPE SIZES, LOW PRESSURE STEAM
TABLE 7. Pipe Sizes for Two-Pipe, Gravity, Low Pressure Steam, where Equivalent Length of Run from Boiler or Source of Supply to Farthest Radiator does not exceed 200 ft.
Capacity in sq. ft. of Equivalent Radiation
Based on Total Pressure Drop of I oz. per 100 ft.
Pipe
Sizes Inches
Supply Alain Dripped and Branches to
Risers
Dripped Steam and Condensate Flowing In
same Direction
Supply Risers
Up~Feed
Branches to
Supply
Risers and Radiators
Not Dripped
Return Risers
Wet Return Main
Dry
Return Main
Radiator Supply
Valve
Radiator
Return Valve
A S C 0* F G H } '
i_
30 _
122 _
_
30 122
1
56
56
26 320 700 320
56 190
n 122 122 58 670 1200 670 122 386
190
190
95 1058 1900 1058
190
2
386
386
195 2300 4000 2300
386
_ _'2 635 635 395 3800 6700 3300
_ _,3
1 (63
1129
700
7000
10,700
7000
3
1737
1548
1150
10,000
-- 10,000
--
--
4 5
2457 4546
2_042
1700 3150
_ _
_
_--
_
_.
6 7462 -- -- -- --* -- -- --
COPYRIGHT 1927 / American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers \ Reprinted by Special
*
\ Heating and Piping Contractors' National Association. J
Permission
* Radiator branches more than 8 ft. in length should be one size larger than shown in Col. D.
NOTE I.--These tables apply where pipes are properly reamed. No allowances for defective material or workmanship have been made.
L
NOTE 2.--Capacities based on lb. condensation per square foot per hour equivalent radiation and actual diameter of standard pipe.
NOTE 3.--Extra length to be added to straight run of pipe for various fittings and valves to determine equivalent length (see Table 4).
^
NOTE 4.-- Where it is necessary to drip a supply main, supply riser or branch to a supply riser, same should
t
be dripped separately into a wet return or through an adequate seal into a dry return. Never drip a supply
1
pipe into a dry return except through an adequate seal.
x
NOTE 5.--Pitch of mains should not be less than in. in 10 ft.; on horizontal branches to radiators and risers at least in. in 10 ft.
TABLE 4. Length in Feet of Pipe to be Added to Actual Length of Run to Obtain Equivalent Length.
Size of Pipe
2" 2}" 3" 3i"
4" 5" 6" 7"
8" r 10" 12" 14"
St'd. Elbow
5 7 10 12
14 18 22 26
31 35 39 47 53
Side Outlet Tee
Gate Valve
Length In feet to be Added in Run
16 2
20 3 26 3
31 4
35 5
44 7 50 9
55 10
63 12
69 13
76 15 90 18
105 20
Globe Valve
18 25 33 39
45 57 70 82
94 105 118 140 160
Angle Valve
9 12 16 19
22 28 32 37
42 47 52 63 72
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TABLE 13. Pipe Sizes for Vacuum Pump Systems, where Equivalent Length of Run from Boiler or Source of Supply to Farthest Radiator
Exceeds 200 ft.
Capacity in Sq. Ft. of Equivalent Radiation
Pipe Size Inches
Equivalent length of Pipe from Boiler to Farthest Radiator, Including Main and Riser. (See Note 4.)
Steam and Condensate flowing in same direction. Based on 4 or. Total Pressure Drop**
100 Ft. 200 Ft. 300 Ft. 400 Ft. 500 Ft. 600 Ft.
Maximum Capacities
Supply Up-Feed
Branches to Supply Risers and
Not Dripped
A 8 cD E F G H
3
4
1 III 79 65 56 49 46 56
lir
245 173 141
122 110 100
122
li
380 269 220 190 165 155
190
2 771 546 446 386 345 315 386
i*
26 58 95 195
2i 1270 898 734 635 568 518 3 2326 1645 1342 1163 1040 948 3* 3474 2457 2006 1737 1552 1419 4 4914 3475 2828 2457 2196 2011 5 9092 6429 5250 4546 4062 3712
6 14,924 10,553 8618 7462 6669 6094 8 31,066 21,967 17,935 15,533 13,880 12,682 10 56,689 40,085 32,730 28,345 25,334 23,144 12 90,985 64,336 52,530 45,492 40,660 37,145
635 1129 1548 2042
--
-- -- --
395 700 1150 1700 3150
___ -- -- --
TABLE 13--continued
Capacity in Sq. Ft. of Equivalent Radiation.
Different makes of supply and return valves, steam traps and other specialties vary as to capacity, therefore use size as recommended for any particular make. Vertical connection to be of same size as valve and trap used. Return horizontal runout to be no less than in.
Pipe Size Inches
Riser
Main
JK
100 Ft. L
200 Ft. M
Return Mains and Risers
300 Ft. N
400 Ft.
0
SOO Ft.
p
600 Ft. Q
3
800 568 462 400
358
326
31
1400 994 810 700
626
570
I
1*
2400 1704 1387 1200
1073
976
1*
1*
3800
2696
2195
1900
1698
1547
2
8000
5680
4622
4000
3575
3256
2
U
13,400
9510
7745
6700
5990
5453
n
3
21,400 15,190 12,360 10,700
9565
8710
3
3*
32,000 22,710 18,490 16,000
14,300
13,020
3*
4
44,000 31,220 25,430 22,000
19,660
17,910
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} Reprint* Py Speed Person
Notes and Explanation of Tables on following page.
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TABLE 13--continued
Radiator branches more than 8 ft. in length should be one size larger than shown in Column I
**ltis not generally considered good practice to greatly exceed I or. drop in pressure in each iOOft.equival
length of run nor to exceed I lb, total pressure drop in any system.
* ent
NOTE I.--These tables apply where pipes are properly reamed. No allowances for defective material
workmanship have been made.
0r
NOTE 2.--Capacities based on lb. condensation per square foot equivalent radiation and actual diamete
of standard pipe.
r
NOTE 3.--Extra length to be added to straight run of pipe for various fittings and valves to determine equivalent length. (See Table 4.)
NOTE 4.--Mains are to be proportioned according to the equivalent length of run from the boiler or source of supply to the farthest radiators supplied by the main.
Determine equivalent length of run, then use figures in corresponding Column (B to G) for sizing the entire run.
Supply risers are to be proportioned according to the equivalent length of run from the boiler or source of supply to the farthest radiator on each riser. Determine the distance to the farthest radiator, then use figures in that corresponding Column (B to G) for sizing each riser; provided the amount of radiation for that riser does not exceed amounts shown in Column H. Where riser capacities are found to be in excess of amounts shown in Column H, step up to necessary size indicated in that column.
NOTE 5.--Return mains and risers are to be proportioned according to the equivalent distance in feet from farthest radiator to the vacuum pump; using capacities in that corresponding Column (L to Q) for sizing entire return riser (Column J) and return main (Column K).
NOTE 6.--Where it is necessary to drip a supply main, supply riser or branch to a supply riser, same should be dripped separately through a steam trap into vacuum return. Never drip a supply riser into a vacuum return except through a steam trap.
NOTE 7.--Pitch of mains should be not less than in. in 10 ft.; on horizontal branches to radiators at least in. in 10 ft.
RADIATOR CONNECTIONS Two-Pipe Gravity and Vacuum Line Heating Systems
Square Feet Direct
Radiation
1- 25 26- 80 81-100 101-140
141-180 181-300 301-450 451-700
Inlet Valve 'Inches
ii
3 i
i i* i 2
SUPPLY
Vertical Pipe ' to
Inlet Valve Inches
k
3, 3 1
1 1* 1* 2
Horizontal Runout to Riser or Springpiece
to Main from a First Floor
Radiator Inches
3
i i* i*
i* i* 2 2*
RETURN
Stub to Trap and
Size of Trap
i
kkJ
t 2 1
ki
3 4
Horizontal Runout to Riser
or First Floor Radiator
1 2. 3, 3 4
3. 3. 3, 1
4
Table reproduced by the courtesy of the C. A. Dunham Company. Use pipes one size larger for horizontal connections over 8 ft. long. Grade with a fail not less than in. per foot.
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Vacuum, inches of Mercury
23-81 21-78 19-74 17-70
15-67 13-63 11-60 9-56
7-52 5-49 3-45 1-42
Abso/ute Pressure Lbs. per sq. inch
3-0 4-0 5-0 6-0
7-0 8-0 9-0 10-0
11-0 12-0 13-0 14-0
Temperature Fahrenheit
141-52 153-01 162-28 170-06
176-85 182-86 188-27 193-22
197-95 201-96 205-87 209-55
Total Heat above 32 f.
in the Water
Heat Units per lb.
In the Steam Heat Units
per lb.
109-4 120-9 130-1 137-9
144-7 150-8 156-2 161-1
165-7 169-9 173-8 177-5
1121 -6 1126-5 1130-5 1133-7
1136-5 1139-0 II4I-I 1143-1
1144-9 1146-5 1148-0 1149-4
Latent Heat Heat Units per lb.
1012-3 1005-7 1000-3 995-2
991-8 988-2 985-0 982-0
979-2 976-6 974-2 971-9
Lbs. Gauge 0-0 0-3 1-3 2-3
3-3 4-3 5-3 6-3
7-3 8-3 9-3 10-3
15-3 20-3 25-3 30-3
40-3 50-3 60-3 70-3
80-3 91-3 101-3 125-3
151-3 175-3 200-3 225-3 255-3
14-7 15-0 16-0 17-0
18-0 19-0 20-0 21-0
22-0 23-0 24-0 25-0
30-0 35-0 40-0 45-0
55-0 65-0 75-0 85-0
95-0 106-0 116-0 140-0
166-0 190-0 215-0 240-0 270-0
212-0 213-0 216-3 219-4
222-4 225-2 228-0 230-6
233-1 235-5 237-8 240-1
250-3 259-3 267-3 274-5
287-1 298-0 307-6 316-3
324-1 332-0 338-7 353-1
366-5 377-6 388-0 397-4 407-9
180-0 181-0 184-4 187-5
190-5 193-4 196-1 198-8
201-3 203-8 206-1 208-4
218-8 227-9 236-1 243-4
256-3 267-5 277-4 286-3
294-5 302-7 309-6 324-6
338-7 350-4 361-4 371-4 382-5
1150-4 1150-7 1152-0 1153-1
1154-2 1155-2 1156-2 1157-1
1158-0 1158-8 1159-6 1160-4
1163-9 1166-9 1169-4 1171-6
1175-4 1178-5 1181 -1 1188-4
1185-4 1187-4 1189-0 1192-2
1195-1 1197-3 1199-3 1200-9 1202-6
970-4 969-7 967-6 965-6
963-7 961-8 960-0 958-3
956-7 955-1 . 953-5 952-0
945-1 938-9 933-3 928-2
919-0 911-0 903-7 897-1
890-9 884-7 879-3 867-7
856-4 846-9 837-9 829-5 820-1
VOLUME
One cu. in. of water evaporated at atmospheric pressure is converted into approximately 1 cu. ft. of steam. One pound of steam occupies 26-79 cu. ft. and the density is 0-373 lbs. at atmospheric pressure.
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AREAS AND CIRCUMFERENCES OF CIRCLES
Dia. Circum.
Area
Dia. Circum.
Area
----------- -
Dia. Circum.
Area
1 16 81 i36 41
1963 3927 589 7854
00307 2* 7-2649 4-2
6f 19-63
01227 2f
7-4613 4-4302 6f 20-42
02761 2* 7-6576 4-6664 6f 21-20
04909 2*
7-854 4-9087 7
21-99
30-67 33-18 35-78 38-48
1S6 9817 0767 2* 8-0503 5-1573 7f 22-77 41-28
83
11781 -1104 2f
8-2467 5-4119 7f 23-56 44-17
T76 1-3744 1503 2ff 8-443 5-6723 7f 24-34 47-17
21
1-5708 1963 2f
8-6394 5-9395 8
25-13 50-26
J1 L6 I-7771 i8 1-9635 11 61 2-1598 43 2-3562
2485 2ff 8-8357 6-2126 8f 25-91
3068 2f
9-0321 6-4918 8f 26-70
3712 o4x1s6. 9-2284 6-7772 8f 27-49
4417 3
9-4248 7-0686 9
28-27
53-45 56-74 60-13 63-62
11 36 2-5525 5185 3f
9-8175 7-6699 9f 29-06 67-20
78 2-7489 6013 3f 10-21
8-2957 9f 29-84 70-88
11 56 2-9452 6903 3f 10-602 8-9462 9f 30-63 74-66
1
3-1416 7854 3f 10-995
9-6211 I0f 31-41
78-54
Iflg. 3-3379 8866 3f
1* 3-5343 994 3f 1* 3-7306 1-1075 3f li 3-927 1-2271 4
11-388 11-781 12-173 12-566
10-32 11-044 11-793 12-566
101 32-98 86-59 II 34-56 95-08
Mf 36-13 103-87 12 37-69 113-09
1-ft 4-1233 1-353
4f 12-959 13-364 I2f 39-27 122-71
If 4-3197 1-4848 H 13-351 14-186 13 40-84 132-73
1* 4-516 1-6229 4f 13-744 15-033 I3f 42-41 143-13
If 4-7124 I-7671 H 14-137 15-904 14 43-98 153-93
1* 4-9087 1-9175
14-529 16-8
14f 45-55 165-13
If 5-1051 2-0739 4f 14-922 17-72
15 47-12 176-71
Iff 5-3014 2-2365 H 15-315 18-665 I5f 48-69 188-69
If 5-4978 2-4052 5
15-708 19-635 16
50-26 201-06
Iff 5-6941 2-58
5f 16-1
20-629 I6f 51-83 213-82
If 5-8905 2-7611 5f 16-493 21-647 17 53-40 226-98
(1 J1J6. 6-0868 2-9483 5f 16-886 22-69
I7f 54-97 240-52
2
6-2832 3-1416 5f 17-278 23-758 18
56-54 254-47
2Vr 6-4795 3-3410 5f 17-671 24-85
'8f 58-12 268-80
2f 6-6759 3-5465 5f 18-064 25-967 19 59-69 283-53
2* 6-8722 3-7584 5f 18-457 27-108 I9f 61-26 298-64
2* 7.0686 3-976 6 18-85 28-27 20 62-83 314-16
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USEFUL CONVERSIONS
CONVERSION OF AREAS
Sq. in.
to sq. cm.
Sq. cm. to
sq. in.
Sq. ft. to
sq. m.
Sq. m. to
sq. ft.
Sq, yd.
to sq. m.
Sq. m, to
sq. yd.
Acres Hectares Sq. m/. to to to
hectares acres sq. km.
Sq. km.
to sq. mi.
1. 6- 452 0-1550 0-0929 10-76 0-8361 1-196 0-4047 2-471 2-590 0-3861
CONVERSION OF VOLUMES OR CUBIC MEASURE
Cu. in. to
cu. cm.
Cu. cm. to
cu. in.
Cu. ft.
to cu, m.
Cu. m. to
cu. ft.
Cu. yd. to
cu. m.
I. 16-39 0-06102 0-02832 35-31 0-7646
Cu. m. to
cu. yd.
1-308
Gallons to
cu. ft.
0-1337
Cu. ft. to
gallons
7-481
CONVERSION OF VOLUMES OR CAPACITIES
Liquid
ounces
to cu. cm.
Cu. cm. to
liquid
ounces
Pints
to. litres
Litres to
pints
Quarts to
litres
Litres to
quarts
Gallons to
litres
Litres
to gallons
Bushe/s to
hecto-
litres
Hecto litres
to bushels
1. 29-57 0-03381 0-4732 2-113 0-9464 1-057 3-785 0-2642 0-3524 2-838
CONVERSION OF MASSES
Grains to
grams
Groms to
grams
Ounces (avoir.)
to grams
Grams to
ounces (avoir.)
Pounds
(avoir.) to
kilograms
Kilo
grams to
pounds
Short Metric Long
tons tons tons
(2000 lb.) (1000kg.) (2240/6.) to to to
metric short metric
tons tons tons
Metric tons to long
1. 0-06480 15-43 28-35 0-03527 0-4536 2-205 0-907 1-102 1-016 0-984
CONVERSION OF PRESSURES
Pounds per sq. in. to
kilograms per sq. cm.
Kilograms per sq. cm. to pounds
per sq. in.
Atmospheres to
pounds per sq. in.
1. 0-0703
14-22
14-70
Pounds per sq. in. to atmospheres
0-0680
Atmospheres to
kilograms per sq. cm.
1-033
Kilograms per sq. cm.
to atmospheres
0-9678
CONVERSION OF ENERGY, WORK, HEAT
Ft.-lb. to
kilogrammetres
Kilogrammetres to ft.-lb.
Ft.-lb. to
B.Th.U.s
B.Th.U.s
to
ft. "lb.
Kf/ogrammetres to
large calories
1. 0-1383
7-233 0-001286 777-5 0-002344
Large calories
to kilogram-
metres
Joules to
small
calories
426-6 0-2390
Smc/f calories
to
Joules
4-183
CONVERSION OF POWER
Horsepower to
kilowatts
Ki/owatts to
horsepower
1. 0-7457
1-341
Metric horsepower
to kilowatts
0-7354
Kilowatts to
metric horsepower
1-360
Horsepower to
metric horsepower
1-014
Metric horsepower
to horsepower
0-9863
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USEFUL DATA
WATER
One imperial gallon = 277*274 cubic inches = 16 cubic foot = 10 lbs. = I *2 U.S,A. gallons = 4*537 i-
One cubic inch of water = *03607 lb. = *003607 imperial gallon.
,tpe$.
One cubic foot of water = 6*23 imperial gallons = 7*48 U.S.A. gallons = *028 ton = 28*375 litres.
One pound of water = 27*72 cubic inches -- * 10 imperial gallon = *4573 kilogramme.
One ton of water -- 35*9 cubic feet = 224 imperial gallons -- I cubic metre approximate.
One litre of water = *22 imperial gallon = 61 cubic inches = *0353 cubic foot = I kilogramme,
PRESSURE
One pound per square inch = 2*31 feet of water = 27*71 inches of water -- 703*03 kilogrammes per m2 One atmosphere = 14*7 lbs. per square inch = 2116*3 lbs. per square foot = 33*947 feet of water. One kilogramme per square metre = *00142 lb. per square inch.
HEAT
One B.Th.U. is the amount of heat required to raise I lb. of water I deg. Fahr. I B.Th.U. equals 0*252 Calorie = *294 watt hour = 777*5 foot pounds.
One Calorie (Kcal) or Great Calorie is the amount of heat required to raise one kilogramme of water I degree Centrigrade. I Calorie equals 3*97 B.Th.U.s.
One Petit Calorie is the amount of heat required to raise one gramme of water I degree Centigrade.
One Calorie per m2 One B.Th.U. per square foot One Calorie per m2 per degree difference Cent. One B.Th.U. per square foot per degree Fahr. One B.Th.U. per lb. One Calorie per kilogramme
*3687 B.Th.U. per square foot 2*712 Calories per m8
*2048 B.Th.U. per square foot per degree diff. Fahr 4*882 Calories per m8 degrees difference Cent.
*556 Calorie per kilogramme 1*8 B.Th.U.'s per lb.
LENGTH
One foot One metre One inch One centimetre
12 inches
39*37 inches = 0-0833 foot
= 0*3937 inch
0*3048 metre = 3*281 feet
0*02454 metre -- 0*0328 foot
AREA
One square foot One square metre One square inch One square centimetre
=
-- =
=
144 square inches
1550
square inches
0*0069 square foot
0* 1550 square inch
= 0*0929 square metre = (0*76 square feet
-- 6*452 square centimetres
VOLUME
One cubic foot One cubic metre One cubic inch One cubic centimetre
z= 1728
cubic inches
-- 61030
cubic inches
=s 16*39 cubic cm.
= 0*0610 cubic inch
= 0*0283 cubic metre = 35*32 cubic feet
ss 0*0164 litre
WEIGHT
One kilogramme One pound One cwt. One ton
2-2 lbs. 16 o?s. = 112 lbs.
= 20 cwt.
_ 0*454 kilogramme
t= 50*80 kilogrammes
= 10-16
kilogrammes
ELECTRICAL
One kilowatt = 1000 watts = 737*3 foot pounds per sec. = I *34 horse power. One B.O.T.U. (unit) = I kw. hour = 3412 B.Th.U.s One unit of electricity will raise 5 galls, of water 68*24 F. in one hour.
POWER
One horse power = 550 foot pounds per sec. = 33,000 foot pounds per minute. = 746 watts = I *014 metric horse power.
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FIGURE NUMBER INDEX
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Old No.
D305 D360 EMI EI46 EI48 EI51
New No.
D342 D343 H226 H23I H234 H242
FIGURE NUMBERS REVISED
Old No. New No. Old No. New No.
EI55
E295 E300 F40
F42
H245
C10I
cm
F440
F442
H20 H22 H35/7 H90
H95
H89 H88 H70/I
HI2I H122
Old No.
K5 K6
K50 K5S K6I
New No.
HI5I HI52 H3I1 H3I2 H3I3
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INDEX
Page
Air Cocks .......................... ... 114
,, Valves .......................... 114, 115
Airlet Plugs.......................... ... 114
Altitude Gauges .............. Asbestos Sheet Packing
... 103 ... 190
Automatic Air Valves ,, Boiler Feeders ...
Baffle Plates..........................
... 114 ... 107 ... 15
Boiler Cement ,, Fittings ,, Headers ,, Mountings ,, Ratings
............... ............... .............. ............... ...............
... 82 98, 99
... 81 100--107
34, 83
,, Regulators ............... 106, 107
,, Smoke Pipes
96,97
,, Stokers, Automatic
... 64
,, Stoking Tools
... 105
,, Tappings, Whitehall 78, 79, 81
,, Tools.......................... ... 82
,, Wrenches ............... ... 189
Boilers--
Carlton ..........................
35--50
Circular Domestic
92, 93
Domestic..........................
83--95
Gas Fired..........................
50, 51
Heating .......................... ... 34
Ipswich ..........................
84--89
Oil Burning
...............
65--73
Open Fire Domestic
84--89
Pulverized Fuel ..............
64, 77
Regent ..........................
90, 91
Sectional Domestic
94, 95
Steam ..........................
75, 76
Whitehall..........................
52--81
Bolts and Nuts ............... ... 190
"Boss-white"
............... ... 191
Bower-Barffed Boilers
84--94
British Standard Flanges ... 210, 21 i
Cast Iron Flanged Fittings ... 132--138
,, ,, ,, Unions ... ... 139
,, ,, Flanges............... ... 139
,, ,, Screwed Fittings
... 165
Ceiling Plates
............... 168, 174
Check Valves, Cast Iron ... ... 129
,, ,, Gun Metal ... ... 123
Cisterns ...............141, 144 145, 147
Cocks, Air.......................... ... 114
Cocks, Draw-off ..............
,, Gland
..............
Page
... 104 104. 123
Plug.......................... Concealed Valves ..............
104,123 ... 118
Conditions of Sale.............. 192, 193
Corner Valves "Crabenite"
.............. ..............
117 ... 190
Cylinders, Storage ...
140--143, 147
Damper Regulators.............. 106, 107
Data...................................... 194--220
Deadweight Safety Valves ... 100, 101
Draw-off Cocks ............... ... 104
Elbows, Union ............... 113, 116
Expansion Joints ............... ... 128
,, Tanks ............... ... 141
Flanges, Threaded............... ... 99
Flanged Fittings ............... ,, Unions ...............
Flanges, Cast Iron...............
132--138 ... 139 ... 139
,', Floor, Towel Airer Floor Plates ... Flue Brushes.......................... Gas Pokers.......................... Gate Valves, Cast Iron
... 113 ... 174 ... 105 ... 104 130, 131
,, ,, Gun Metal
120, 121
,, ,, M.W.B.
... 121
,, ,, Radiator
116, 118
Gland Cocks.......................... 104, 123
G.L.C. Safety Valves
... 100
Globe Valves, Cast Iron ... ... 129
,, ,, Gun Metal ... ... 122
Graphite .......................... ... 191
Gratings and Frames
... 175
Hack saws .......................... ... 189
Hall's Pipe Thimbles
... 174
Headers .......................... ... 81
Hoffman Air Valves.............. ... 115
,, Modulating Valves
... 118
,, Traps ............... ... 124
Indirect Cylinders............... ... 140
Jackets, Insulated and Non-insulated 55
Joint Rings, Mudhole
... 82
Key Spanners
............... ... 189
Keys, Lockshield ............... ... 118
Malleable Iron Fittings
150--164
Mercury Wells ............... ... 102
M.W.B. Valves ............... ... 121
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INDEX--continued
Page
Mica Panels for Boilers
... 82
Modulating Valves............... ... 118
Oil Burning Boilers..............
65--73
Painting Radiators............... ... 33
Pipe Brackets and Hangers
166--173
,, Compound .............. ... 191
,, Cutters.......................... ... 184
,, Fittings, C.l. Flanged ... 132--138
,,,,
>, Screwed
... 165
,, ,, Malleable Iron 150--164
,, Flanges.......................... ... 139
,, Hangers and Brackets
166--173
,, Saddles
............... ... 159
,, Strainers
............... ... 127
,, Unions.......................... 160--164
,, Vices ..............
186--188
,, Wrenches ............... ... 185
,, Wrought ............... ... 148
Plug Cocks.......................... 104, 123
Plugs, Airlet
............... ... 114
,, Draw off ...............
... 104
Pokers, Gas.......................... ... 104
Pop Safety Valves ............... ... 107
Radiator Air Valve Keys ... ... 114
,, ,, Valves
... 114
,, Angle Valves
... 116
,, Baffle Plates
... 15
,, Brackets ...
13, 22, 23, 25
,, Bushes ............... ... 32
,, Corner Valves
... 117
,, Deflecting Shields
... 14
,, Dimensions
5
,, End Sections
... 33
,, Gaskets ............... ... 32
,, Gate Valves
116, IIS
,, High Legs
... 32
,, Invisible Shields ... ... 14
,, Nipples ............... ... 32
,, Painting ............... ... 33
,, Pedestals............... ... 32
,, Plugs ............... ... 32
,, Regulating Valves
... 117
,, Shields ...............
14, 15
,, Sundries............... ... 32
,, Tappings............... ... 33
,, Testing ............... ... 33
,, Towel Airers
... 112
Page
Radiator Traps ..............
... 124
,, Valves .............. 116--119
,, Washers............... ... 32
,, Wrenches.............. ... 32
Radiators, Concealed
26--30
,, Copper ............... ... 31
,, Four Column ... ... 8,9
,, Hospital
16--21
,, Long
... 33
,, Six Column
10, II
,, Two Column ... ... 6,7
,, Wall ............... ... 24
,, Window............... ... 12
Reamers .......................... ... 187
Reducing Valves ............... ... 127
Registers, Louvred............... ... 175
Regulating Quadrants
... 175
,, Valves............... ... 117
Roller Brackets .............. 172, 173
Rubber Rings for Mudholes
... 82
Safety Valves
.............. 100, 101, 107
Shovels .......................... ... 105
Smoke Bends
............... ... 97
,, Cowls
..............
... 96
,, Elbows
..............
... 97
,, Pipes
..............
... 96
Spring Relief Valves
... 100
,, Safety Valves
... 100
Steam Traps
............... 124--126
Stocks and Dies .............. 176--183
Stoker Fired Boilers
64--73
Stoking Tools
............... ... 105
,, Tool Racks
... 105
Storage Cylinders ... 140--143,147
Straight Unions ............... 113, 117
Strainers .......................... ... 127
Tank Cutters
..............
... 187
Tanks
.......................... 141--147
Taylor's Ring's ............... ... 190
Thermometers ............... 102, 103
,, Circular Dial ... 103
,, H.M.O.W. ... 102
,, "Therindex" ... 102
Throttle Valves .............. ... 121
Tongue Crosses .............. ... 154
,, Tees.......................... ... 154
Tools
...............
82, 176--189
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IN DEX--continued
Page
Towel Airers
... 108--112
,, ,, Sundries .............. 113
Traps, Radiator
.............. 124
,, Steam
125, 126
Tubes, Wrought ... .............. 148
Union Elbows
113,116
,, Wrenches ... .............. 187
Unions, Malleable Iron ... 160--164
,, Straight ...
113, 117
Vacuum Steam Air Valves .............. 115
Valve Keys................ .............. 114
Valves, Air..............
114,115
,, Angle
.............. 116
,, Check
123, 129
,, Concealed ... .............. 118
,, Corner
.............. 117
,, Dimensions
.............. 119
,, Easyclean ... ... 116--118
,, Gate 116, 118, 120, 121, 130, 131
,, Globe
122, 129
Valves, Iron Body ..............
,, Modulating..............
,, Pop Safety..............
,, Pressure Reducing
,, Radiator ..............
,, Reducing ..............
,, Regulating..............
,, Relief
..............
Page 129--131
... 118 ... 107 ... 127 116--119
... 127 ... 117 ... 100
,, Safety
...
100, 101, 107
,, Swing Check ,, Throttle .............. ,, Towel Airer Ventilators..........................
Vices...................................... Wall Gratings and Frames
,, Stays, Towel Airer ... Water Capacities, Radiators Wells, Mercury ..............
123, 129
... 121 ... 113 - 175 186--188 ... 175 ... 113
5 ... 102
Welldeck Steam Traps
... 126
Wrought Tubes and Fittings 148, 149
DATA
Page
Air Changes
.............. 203
Area of Circles
.............. 218
Boilers, care of
.............. 207
B.S. Pipe Flanges
210,211
B.Th.U.s per hour ... .............. 213
Building Temperatures .............. 204
Care of Boilers
.............. 207
Ceiling Heat Losses
199,200
Chimney Flues
.............. 206
Circle Areas and Circumferences... 218
Conversion Tables
219,220
Covered Pipe Transmissions ... 203
Doors, Heat Losses
.............. 201
Electrical .............. .............. 220
Expansion of Pipes
.............. 205
Expansion Tanks
.............. 205
Exposure Losses
.............. 204
Factory Roof Heat Losses
... 201
Flange Dimensions
210,211
Floor Heat Losses ...
198, 199
Glass Heat Losses ... .............. 201
Heat.......................... .............. 220
Heat Loss Co-efficients ... 195--201
INDEX
Page
High Rooms, Warming ... . ... 204
Metrical Equivalents
219,220
Pipe Dimensions .............. ... 205
,, Expansion of.............. ... 205
,, Factors
.............. .,. 205
,, Flanges
.............. 210,211
,, Sizing, Hot Water
... 212
,, ,, Steam.............. ... 214
,, ,, Vacuum Pumps
215, 216
,, Surfaces
.............. 205, 208
,, Transmissions.............. ... 203
Power
.......................... ... 220
Pressure ... .............. ... 220
Radiator Connections, Steam ... 216
,, Transmissions
... 202
Steam Constants .............. ... 217
Temperatures
..............
... 204
Thermometer Scales
... 209
Transmission Tables
202, 203
Wall Heat Losses .............. 195--197
Water
.......................... ... 220
Wind Velocity Losses
... 204
Wrought Iron Pipe Dimensions ... 205
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