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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT ASI-30 more enginee ' g more material and labor more experience make the difference 2 4 more engineering: From the design stage, right through to the finished product, the skill and experience of Kewanee engineers is applied continually. First in the de signing and proper proportioning of boilers to assure maxi mum steam production . . . then studying each step of their manufacture . . . and finally in numerous tests of the finished product to make certain it performs as planned more material goes into Kewanees to insure extra strength and the generous sizing of ail parts that equips them to handle large overloads with efficiency. Even the Kewanee Boilers of compact design . . . intended for use when less floor space or head room is available ... are never skimped in materials or measurements hence operate at full efficiency throughout their entire firing range. more labor is put into Kewanees. Notice the smooth riveting, the carefully welded seams, the fine finish of all cast parts! This requires more labor but it puts something extra into the boilers that reflects quality. more experience: Over 85 years of boiler build ing experience can't be matched by guesswork. When a Kewanee goes onto a job the owner gets all the "know how" Kewanee has accumulated during many years of fabricating boilers of steel. These are things . . . some of them intangible . which make Kewanee Boilers different and better. nationwide representation: There is a Ke wanee representative as near as your telephone and every branch is staffed with men who know boilers and the many problems of generating steam. They are anxious to sene you. See back cover for listing of branch offices. 4 Copyright 1453 Kowoitoo-ioss Corporation high pressure boilers number of sires 15 8 6 13 SBI hp rating from to 30 304 61 304 7 36 39 304 pressure 125-150 125-150 125 125-150 characteristics riveted firebox welded firebox scotch type scotch type series no. 500 Hi-Test Scottie Jr. M-800 1 j P9 ' 4-5 6-7 : 3-9 ! 10-13 low pressure boilers number of sizes 13 11 15 SBI rating--sq ft steam water j from 5470 7290 4250 to 42500 42500 42500 from 8750 1 1660 6800 to | 68000 j 68000 j 68000 j characteristics scotch type welded firebox welded firebox series no. M-800 Type "C" 5000 page 10-13 ; 14-15 , 16-17 residential boilers number of sizes 12 4 1 1 SBI net rating--sq ft steam water from to from to 900 5000 1440 8000 400 900 640 1440 510 510 510 510 characteristics series no. welded horizontal tube welded horizontal tube welded vertical tube welded boiler-burner unit Square-Heat Round "R" Cottage VT510 Cottage VT510-U i j pag ! 18-19 1 20-21 | 22 1 23 water heating equipment number ! of capacity--gal ........... ..... sizes from to 5 165 1 140 29 95 700 140 2240 -- characteristics welded . welded j welded series no. page i Tabasco j Cottage VT510-DW . | Storage Water Heater I 24 25 26 accessories induced draft wafer heating coils water heating coils structural steel supports safety valves characteristics storage tank & instantaneous--commercial boilers storage tank & instantaneous--residential boilers high pressure boilers page 27 28 29 30 31 Kewanee-Ross Corporation KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 3 1 r i I 500 Series... heavy duty 1 5 size* ... 30 to 304 hp 125 and 1 50 lb swp for heavy-duty sorvico prodding hejt for Uue jourtments, schools, hospitals, office buildings and factories, or ror p> ner or process steam . . . Kcvkanee '500' is a real cunt. It is 'tr.*nc. dependable and very efficient. A cv.o-p.i5i firebox t\pc. ,c :> :ne design which made the name Kewanee famous From top to bottom and from front to rear it is built iust one idea ... to make it the most efficient, dependable and lone lived boiler chat can be constructed. Big high fireboxes provide plenty of spjee and air for the fuel :o combine with oxvgen and burn, completing the process of 0 mbustion before the gases reach the return tubes. In the long travel of the hot gases through the firebox and the lower tubes, men rhr- uch the upper tubes to the exit chamber, all usable heat is T-nsrerrtd the boiler's water. Water surrounds both upper and lower banks of rubes ar : ail sides and top of the are chamber so the transfer of heat is tap : ur.d certain. Waterways are free of obstructions promoting rapid ..$e nr the steam bubbles to the steam disengaging area and into the ca pacious steam chamber at the top of the boiler. The use of $ inch tubes permits more tubes and more heatme sur face further helping make the '*500" a very fast and efficient steamer And this efficiency is maintained even when the boiler is punned re produce 50%, and more steam than is guaranteed bv its rated capacity. c Both banks of tubes ace easily accessible through the Urge doors at front and rear . . . manholes and hand holes provide acce-s to the waterways. Sprc/licMto *1 and Jala art r A^rt -<?< mechant.alh-hrtd ''-Kirn, f ,r U`,n 'zjrjtn% hanJ-ired coat fypti omui: ;ht nr.t'rn Krujnt. -r.-r ii.-'.-ir. ratings mechanically fired -- oil, gas or coal belief number rating - Horsepower --iteam radiation sq ft --8fu per hour. 1 000's --ifeom por hour 21 2'F.lb 574 30 4250 1020 1050 fifing rate---oil gph*............ --gos8tuperhr 1000's 13 1910 heating surface (S8I mm) . .sq ft furnace volume (581 min). . cu ft furnace height f$8l mm) ft-in. 250 30.4 2-6 firebac vol above mud nng .Cu ft "additional furnace heigh* for j.-over ' S8I mm) ft-m. 39.6 .erv-v aie capaciry --oil-go* fired ib steam per hr --Stoner fired lb iteam per hr 2000 1750 577 $78 579 sto 311 35 4860 1166 1200 39 5470 1313 1350 44 6080 1459 1 500 52 7290 '750 ' 800 61 8500 2040 2100 15 2180 16 2460 18 2740 22 3280 26 3830 286 34.8 2-6'4 322 39 1 2-7% 358 43.5 2-7% 429 52 1 2-8% 500 60.8 2-10 39.6 48.5 48.5 62.1 69.6 381 74 10330 2479 2560 383 87 12150 2916 3010 314 109 1 59 80 3643 3750 383 130 18220 4373 4510 384 152 21250 3100 5260 31 4650 37 5460 46 6840 54 8200 64 9560 608 73.8 2-1171 715 868 3-1* 893 108.5 3-^Vi 1072 130.2 3-7 1230 151 8 3-10 97.0 110.4 130.9 137.2 160.2 387 9 74 24290 5830 6010 388 217 30360 7286 7510 73 10920 91 1 3670 1429 173.5 4.0% 1786 216.9 183.2 207.8 sie 590 261 36410 8743 90t0 304 42 500 10200 1 0510 9 10 16400 1 27 19120 2141 260.3 i-O*'! :i:o 303 6 5-6 231.9 245 5 0-6 2288 2002 2576 2254 2864 2506 3432 3003 4000 3500 4864 4256 5720 5005 7144 6251 8576 7504 *0000 8750 11 432 10003 14218 12502 '7' 44 15001 ..... 97500 `Fuel burning rate* bated on 150,000 Stu oL "epresent* distance below bottom of water leg that heart* mvst be set far Sil mmimum fvmaee volume and height. jlondetd equipment Front and rear base panel* have fl'/j * H 14 in. opening and cover plate. Flu* cleaner and handle. Manhole furmthed an 580 and larger, loffle plate in ror combustion chamber furnished on 574 fo 588. Standard trim, etaaw only---Safety valve, ileam gouge with syphon and cock; water column with water-gage glass ond three gage cock*, chain operated on 58o ond larger. i 8 a 4 NOTf: U* dtmpniron drawing on this otfachad fly*ihpaf. Do nof via drawing prrnfpd beneofh. dimensions and data (feet--inches) boiler number 8 -ooiler lengtti................................ C--bo*ter height............................. 0 water line height . . . f--water column neignt... F--steam supply height................... G^vnoki outlet height............. H--tear stand height N--oiowof height P-- --Hength R-- --height T oote--width U-- --length.... V-- height. , ... W--irnone outlet--length.... X-- --<dth. Y-- --location I--wear door clearance, min A A--foundation-- width BB-- --length... CC--rear stand FF * GG--Areaoor opening m eoder width * height.. . HH--centerline otr to flredoor opg KK --opened firedoor to bosler ZZ--tuae replacement space Breeching diameter--one boiler. --weight... breeching diameter--twp bodert --height................................. feed water use. .. 'outside surface to caver sq ft 574 577 578 579 580 581 583 3*6 8-7 6-8 ft 6-1 5-1 1 7-2 5-11 3-2 6-0 4-5 2-3 1-7 3-0 4.2 3-5 ft 3.1 I1/, 4-11*/, 1.2 2-5 0-9 0-6'/, 3-6 3-0 3-4ft 2-9 3-6 9-6ft 4-8ft 0*1 5.1 1 7-2 5.11 3-2 6*6 4-5 2-9 1.7 3-Q 4-2 3-5ft 3-1 1 ft 4-11'/, 1-2 2-5 0-9 0.6 ft 36 3-0 3-6'/* 3-8 4-0 8-11 ft 7-2V, 6-4 6-2 7-8 6-2' 3-2 6-0 4.5 2-6 1.7 3-6 4.2 3-8 4-5 ft 4-Uft 1.2 2-10 0-1 Q-7ft 4-0 3.6 3-6 ft 3.0 4-0 9-8 7.2ft 6-4 6-2 7-8 6-2 3-2 6-6 4-3 2-8 1-7 3-6 4-2 3-8 *-y/t <-H'A 1-2 2-10 o.u o-m 4-0 3-6 3-6ft 3-8 4.6 9.JV4 7-10ft A* 1 1 6-9 8-5 6-9 3*4 2-lft 4-5 2-7 1-7 4.0 4-2 4.1 4-llft 4- 1 1 ft 1-2 3-4 1-0 0-8 2-6 4-0 3 6 ft 3-3 4*6 10-6 7.I01A 6-n 6-9 8-5 6-9 3-4 2-lft 4.1 1 2-H 1.7 4.0 4.8 4.1 4-1 1 ft 5-5 ft 1-2 3-4 1-0 0-8 2-6 4-0 4-0 ft 4-0 5-0 1M 8*6 7.4 7-2 9*1 7-3 3-5 3.4 6-4 2-9 M0 4.5 6*0 4.1 5-6 6-11 1-5 3-8 1-2 0-9 2-9 4-5 5-6 3-0 583 5.0 12-9 8*6 74 7-2 9.1 7-3 3-5 3-6 6.1 1 3-2 M0 4-5 6* 0 4-1 5-6 7-9 1-5 3-8 1-2 0-9 2-9 4.5 6-4 3.10 584 5-6 12-10 9-0 7-9 7.7 9.7 7.7 3-3 3-9 6-11 3-2 M0 4-n 6-10 4.4 6-0 7.9 .S 4-3 1-3 0-9ft 3-0 4-1 1 6*4 4-0 583 5-6 14-9 9-0 7-9 7-7 9-7 7-7 3-5 3-8 7-3 3-9 M0 4.11 7-2 4-4 6-0 8-1 1.5 4-3 1-3 0.9ft 3-0 4.1 1 6-8 5.6 584 587 6-0 14-9 9-6 8-1 ft 7-1 \'h 10.1 8-1 3-5 3-8 7-3 3-5 M0 5-5 7-2 4-6 ft 6.6 8-1 1-5 4-8 1-7 o-i tvs 3-3 5-5 6-8 5-6 6-6 14.9 9.1 8-4 8*2 10-3 8.2 3-1 2.9ft 7-7 3.7 M0 5-1 1 7.6 4-7 7.0 8-5 1-5 5-0 1-6 0.11 3-6 5-t 5 7.0 5-2 588 1 5" 590 6-6 !7-7ft 9-8 8-4 8-2 10-2V4 8-2 3-1 12-6 14.8 4-1 1.10 5-1 1 8-6 4-7 70 9-5 t-5 5-0 i6 0-1 1 3-6 8-0 6-10 7.0 l 7.9ft 10-6 6.0 8-10 j 1 1.0ft, 9-0 ; 3-5 | ; 2-4 14.6 4-3 2-2 i j 1 1 6-5 | 8-6 i 4-9 I 7.6ft i 9-5 1-9 i 5.4 1 MO 1. i 3.9 ( ; i 6-5 8.0 i 6-8 1 7-0 ro.oft 0-6 90 8-' 0 90 3-5 ' 3-3 ! 6-5 4-3 2-2 6-5 9-0 4-9 9. ! 1 -9 5-4 M0 1.1 3-9 i-5 86 7-0 1-5 6.10 1-7 1-5 43-0 2-1 Ml 55-0 0.4 0-1 ft 0-1 % 1 30 one 2*3 i l-l 1-8 7-9 1-8 1*6 50-0 2-2 2-0 60-0 0-4 0- IV* 0-1 V* 140 1-8 6-10 1-9 1-7 43-0 2-3 2-1 53-0 0-4 0-1 ft 0-1 ft 150 1-8 7-7 M0 1-8 50-0 2-4 2-2 60-0 0-4 0-1 ft 0-1% 1 60 3-5* 2-3 6-9 1-1 1 1.9 45-0 2-6 2-4 55-0 0.4 0-2 0-1 % ' 80 0-5% 2-3 8-1 2-0 1.10 50-0 2-7 2-5 60-0 0-4 0-2 0-1% '95 two 1 -2 * 1-3 0-8 ;-i 2-3 2-3 8-4 10-0 2-2 2-0 50-0 2-4 2-2 60-0 2*10 2-8 60-0 3-0 2-10 70-0 0-6 0-2 0-Ift 0-6 0-2 0.1 ft 225 255 0-11 2-3 10-1 2*6 2-4 60-0 3-4 3.1 70-0 0-6 0-2 0.1 ft 285 o.n 2-3 12-0 2-7 2-5 70-0 3-5 3-2 80-0 0-6 0-2 0-lft 320 0-1 1 2-6 11-8 2-9 27 70-0 3-8 3-5 80*0 0-6 0-2ft 0-1 ft 340 wo 1 -6 * l 4 M% 2-6 M V* 2-4 * v*, 2-a : ',-4% 2-4 1 1-4 14-2 : 4-0 j 6-3 2-1 1 2-9 7Q.0 3-3 3-0 85-0 3-5 3-2 90-0 - 3-7 | 3.4 -050 Ml 3-8 80-0 4.2 3-11 95.0 4.6 4.2 ioo-o ; 4.8 4-4 ! 1 1 5-0 0-6 3-2 ft 0.! ft 0-8 0-2 ft 3-'ft 0-8 0-2 : 0-8 0-2 360 415 ::o --'25 lb swp........................ lb --1 50 lb swp ib 7950 8750 8510 9360 9590 10550 10100 i mo 11700 1 2870 12760 14Q30 14930 *6420 16530 18180 19230 21940 24100 2 U 50 24130 26510 26840 29520 31210 34330 35000 1 38820 38500 i4 2700 for safety valves, see page 3!. '*300 'b American Standard flange, "*'nciude front bead and imahebOA. Kewanee-Ross Corporation KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 5 4 Hi-Test for power or industrial process steam 8 sizes . . . 61 to 304 hp 125 and 1 SO lb swp" jnee Series is- in excellent example f*'a- rr.> J*.m ill *eld boiler. W'ith .fusion .dearie V'eidinc. joints of unquoti^ned ; strength ire obtained./hen X-Rav checked r<> be certain rlu? -':c /'' ieinnib ire perfect.*. The^entire boiler i then/pluccJ in i > \ Relicsinet; ^Furnace .where/the joints are4 thoroughly" ar-nt-ied ::\-n T , allowed to cool graduallv/eliniinatihg any "possibility r! Vn* j o? "stresses. : This .is Kbe' .Number '1/ W'viJ pr Jur^.-/ r i! | , ^welded jKewanees tor high pressure.-- ' '* The finished boiler - isVurtheiV; subjected to hvarostanc :; s; r're-- 1 ' stires eiqual to one and one.-half times its allowable ?re/uv. in accordance with^.ASMH .Code requirements. Each h.4k-r is rig:JU inspected . v,.during construction .inJ when completed . . b> i Qualified, inspector, licensed bvr the , National Board* of Bmlec, ard i v, Pressure, VesseU Inspectors to 7 insure acceptance by anv ..municipality. ` . vt ' _ j. d . , or - K Kewanee Hi-Tesit'is simple in-design.? Two1 cylindrical shells t ^-different ^..diameters are 'n'ined; with* tube heads, with only -a few diagona/fieadL braces .needed.' The front and rear due gas*,chambers are an integral, part of the boiler shell/elimihating joints. ! / .The -metal* leasing 'on the- front.pi the boiler, which, forms the fire -.chamber, is'designed"6tor a refracroryviimng (hot furnished as part i of the boiler )",v making it entirely self-contained. ; Hi-Test* ;kew.ihee/may be*,fired from the front or rear . "all fuels. -For information on the. Hi-Test tor, hand-firm*: i your local Kewanee representative. ' ; . with Specifications jnU Jjta are sh^wn tof. mechannaih-nrej hone*:.'' f--> non rtturjjnf bjrta:ftrtJ iom types conmltShe nearest Ktuanee'-'r^^ ratings mechanically fired oil, gas or coal better number 1 rating--nortppewer --8tu per hour --sfaom par hour--21 2* fi 1 ... l............................... . ]: . ... .................................. Aring rote--Oil gph* 1 ... ... --gas Btv per hour -- ... heating.lurfoca......................................................................... furnace volume in casing.......................... ... laiery valve capacity --cii-goi Arad.... --srokar Arad ... . '. ..... .... v HTJO. HT40 HT73 /' * *' ' L HT100 HT12S . HT1SO HT2O0 HTJ50 . , 61 , 73' j, ` ;V9i: > : ";i22 : 152 - 182' 1000's j 200 2448^ 30604: - 4080. i' 5100 "6120 * ____ 1*1-1 2100 ' , 2520 3150# ' 4200 \ . 5260,. `` 6310 , *2*3 .^.304 8160- | 10200 * 8410 {; io5io- 1 loob'i j . -t i j ;26 3800 *q ft! j cu ft , 1 -*} J '500 ' 82 lb steam parhrl'j 4000 lb ttaam per hr 1 ! 3500 31 , 4600 600 ' 101 , i --38* f, 51. !. ;64 : 5700 5 j 7700/; ;'>600 " >50 1t , .- 1 1000 * j ,1250' , 1 17` !- 153 1 /9I 76 ' 11400; 1500 233;- 102 15300 2000 `'300 127 -191 20 l 2500 ' , ]4 4800 4 200 6000 ,5250 !' ;.j !' 8000' 1 10000. | 7000. 8750 12000; .16000 | 20000 10500 14000 J 17500 Fuel burning ratat bated on 150,000 8tu oil. 1 Standard equipment---Standard tfeal|cosing extending to toe of masonry base. No bat*' front Furnished. Damper m smoke outlet. Hu* daoners with handles. Standard trim Si*qm 909a With siphon and cock; high and lew wetar alarm <oiv** with inclinadgoge.giois andehain operated gaga valves; chain operated-try cacti, safety valves es required by ASMS cede olow-o# valve and cock; glob* and check far-feed pipe. Np other accessorial or piping. Special trimmings fgrmihed at. additional cast. `i 1 > > r dimensions ond data (feet--inches) bailer number MT50 KTM WT73 HT100 HT12J HTtSO HT200 HT350 A--cylinder diameter--~<ear . . .................................................................................................................. C---boiler length 0--water line weight E --water column leignr e*- itecm tup&W height 0 "ima Outlet height *--saddle height, `ront 4 'ear J--tfflOm luOO'y '<--o*iy valve **--<eed wgter. each tide N--0<0w-0# C --urnoce^wi<j th P-- --`%ngth R-- --weight V--`urnoee COimg--height '-- -->idth.................. U-- --length..................... V--ihil extension OeyOnd coting n --^e>oie outlet-length i-- --width r-- -->ocotion Z--ear door Ceoronce. mm aa--o ate--width 95-- -^ide wail mictneu CC--- --trot wqiI thickness. . 00-- --'ear wail 'hicknesi. . EE --tar brick pier ff--'tor Onck pier width. ZX--*\>oe 'eoiocement space Breeching diameter--one (toiler ttock--diamerer . --neight breeching diameter- two bodert rack--diameter.... --neight **tteam twpply ute b'OwoP mi.... `fed water me Prebnck n eating **: ntuiohon unmg m hjendee outside tiA^ace to caver approximate -eight, boiler--'25 1b swp --1 50 lb two ... ... o. *4 ft id H ib >b 5-6 3-6 12-5 6-8 6-6 8-2 7-5 2-2 ! 0-1 4-5 2-10 2-8 4-0 4-8 3-IOVj 5-1 1 5-10 6-6 0-10 3-0 1-2 0-9 3-0 6-6 o-1n-3 Ml 2-0 2-8 7.7 2-0 1-10 45-0 2-7 2-5 55-0 0-4 0-2 0-1 i/i 1300 130 115 12470 12570 5-6 3-6 13-5 7-2 7-0 8-9 7-1 1 2-8 io-a 4-6 3-3 2-8 4-0 5-2 4*47, 6-5 5-10 7-0 0-10 3-0 1-2 0-9 3-0 6-6 1-3 0-1 1 Ml 2-6 2-8 8-7 2-2 2-0 50-0 2-10 2-8 60-0 0-6 0-2 0-1'A l 450 1 53 145 1 4010 14280 6-0 3-6 U.3 7-2 7-0 8-9 7-11 2-2 1 1-3 4-6 3-6 2-8- 4-5 5-2 4-4'/j 6-7 6-3 7.1'/, 0-10 3-0 1-2 0-9 3-3 6-11 1-3 o-u 2-4 2-11 2-8 9-5 2-5 2-3 55-0 3-2 3-0 65.0 0-6 0-2 0-1'A '700 165 165 17405 17805 6-6 4-0 15-5 7-9 7-7 9-7 8-9 2-6 12-2 4-6 3-7 2-10 4-11 5-8 4-8 7.3 7-6 8-3 0-8 3-6 1.4 0-10 3.6 8-2 1-7'/, 1-314 2-4 3-3 3-0 10-1 2-7 2-5 60-0 3-5 3-2 70-0 0-6 0-2 o-i'A 2750 205 200 21070 2IS70 7-0 4-6 16-2 8-10 8-1 10-n 10-1 3-4 12-5 5-0 3-9 3-0 5-5 58 5-6'A 8-4 8-0 8-3 0-10 3-10 1-6 0-1 1 3-9 3-8 l-7'A l-3'A 2-4 3-8 3-6 10-4 2-9 2-7 65-0 3-8 3-5 75-0 0-6 0-2 3-1'A 3250 235 250 24630 25330 7-0 4-6 18-6 8-10 8-3 10-11 10-1 3-4 1 4-9 5-3 3-9 3-0 5-5 6-8 5-6'A 8-4 8-0 9-3 0-10 3-10 1-6 0-1 1 3-9 8.8 1-77, *37, 2-4 5-0 3-6 12-8 1-0 2-10 70-0 4-0 3-9 80-0 0-6 0-2 'A 0-i'A 3500 260 300 28000 28700 7-6 5-0 19-5 9.7 9-5 ! 1-10 t 1 -0 3-9 i 5-3 6-6 39 30 6-0 7.7 6-0 9.4 87 '0-2 0-10 4-6 1 -6 0.1 : 4-0 9-3 1 7'/, 1-3'A 2-4 5-0 4-Q 13-7 3-5 3-2 80-0 4-6 4.2 90-0 0-8 0-2'A 0-2 4900 340 325 3 2000 33000 8-0 5-6 20-1 1 9-8 9-6 12-4 1 1 -6 7-9 : 6-6 7-0 4.5 3-3 b-a 3.1 6-0 9-7 9-1 10-3 0--0 '6 0- ' ' 4-3 J.9 !-7'r, :-3'A 2-4 6-0 4-6 '5-1 3-7 3-4 9 5-0 4.0 4-4 105-0 :-3 0h 2^ 'A 52':0 365 350 3bC00 37 200 * For tafety vahret, page 2'. " 300 lb American Standard Flange. Na brickwork, furnace refractory or nutation indu4t4. Kewanee-Ross Corporation KEWANEE, ILLINOIS Scottie Junior 6 sixes . . . 7to36hp . . . 125:1b swp Originally Jcsiiried ' nr' 'hipswith limited' space and Head Kewjnce Scutch :\pe."boilers pn'viJtrt :he, fol-tion :oc :r,anv p -Act and'J.hdu5trijl i?ri,icc>s >tcjmu.prbblcms. j . , Shell of flange quality 'steel*.with ,i rynMie-trench M WOOO'.to 6S 'bnds per '^uarc'mcn. L rgitudirul mt rjv- eted with Juuble butt- 'trap o*nt;uCtion. Girth' -c.i.v-' are r;'-vtv<J and caulked tight .around the.-.'hvll edge* and jr v.uh -.nd r'rbe welded-furnace.- Solid, :hrough->tj\s complete front'tu ...; `'r..c.r:a. Rear, combustion chamber -.iwith* ;high fractory lining installed it the tictory. ' t- re .. ; Long gas travel to the rear : through,the rurnace r ,;thc' front through heavy 12 gage 5" fire tubes . . usable heat to the water. 1 , ,v j * ;o ail , . Longer furnace :cre-tcs ideal; Hame ^conditions : r bring with jny standard gun-tv pe burner." -rnaric Mounted on skids . Scottie Jr., arrives irountiJ. .in -ub- siami.il wood skids. No'ifoundatioa. is needed. : .Steel'.wills available at extra, cost. ' . Hiddl/ Hot' flanged1 Ot firebox quality steel and rube boles trepanned. from solid -plate. " Heavy cast iron doors precision ground for' cas :icnt fit.'- Heavily insulated io>.prevent warping.: . , ' .', Threaded flange steam.outlet assures tight'nrring. ubie- proof connection with steam mains.' * . , Large-Steam Space Assures ample'.reserve ot" 'team. L'ncbstructed disengaging1.uea-.it ^ater line keeps the.steam dry. ratings mechanically fired--oil or gas botler number rating--^totseeower. --flfu per hour --steam per hour--21 2' F. certified output rating ^ fifing rote--ad gpn* i --gat fitu per hour. ... 1 ... heatmg surface. furnace volume ... | .. safe*v valve capacity 1 j 1, * Fuel burning rates Dated on 1 *0.000 3t od. 1000`s ib ,0 i 300`s to ft *< (U ft lb steam per *r f U ** v j v; ,' i ` HM4 HMt MM1S _ 7, ' 234: v .. 2*2 ' 1 T` ' *oo *10 '' a 600 . , \2Z.... r* IQ 5 3.3 .eoj ;< ; ,i a 5 8'. 310 f" : i | ' -ir-.: Yt-- 1-200 ' 60 .53, ' * 2'*.r 1 >sb !. . _ HMJO;" ' 24 i 100 ' .J- 330 36 u.S*-' 1620 ; 200 3* 6 r ; HM2S ' - MMIO , 30` 'i020! ' 1050.. ^ ` 26 :-:o' - '2*0 J' *5' " * !, *.*' 2030 . ' 5*`.* ' 7 3 .2430 ` 230 . *> 3 : 320 `53 l .so. ` ' i >** .' j. - 1200;. ' 1600 ' . 2000! - -- 2*20 ! Y `r.;;.: Y- i 'V Standard equipment -- *!! boilers mounted an skids. manhole >n HM2S & 30 ' efroetery lined 'ear combustion cnamoer; rear end plate with deonout deer, l/t >n. fusible plug socket wrencft. Ave scraper with handle. Steel furnace eitenseon with eoverplate and peephole. Standard ..trim, steam only--Water column .with water-gage g*oss and *'#* 7o*e Y cocks, ' steam gage, siphon end, cock. safety valve Vs in. Penber'hv niec'Of a'^w. ad valves; pioing.and, fittmgslor attaching trimmings, to > boiler. No. furnished" with hot'`water boilers. ." J I I . 1' rr^- A ACCESS '0 r-S.0L 6 i---------- r 6 o t dimensions and data (feet - inches) boiler number A---bo.ir diameter overall ................. B--ooiler length overall.............. C--boiler shell height. ... 0--water Une height --warer column height heiqnt from boiler CL F---iHom sgpply *G--so'e'v *aive H--*umace aiometer J--nnil--dio meter <-- --leng**" *-- **-- 0-- outlet----'erigtn --width *0 boiler --height F"<iearonce Beneath tried, Q--"eg* location 8--ihids location S--CL front leg to front head. T--tube replacement space. breeching diometor itock--diameter . --"eight** steom supply site. biow-o^ site. . . Oroh lost 'hrougn boiler comousiion gases at imoee outlet cfm at 600* * ojriide surface to cover approximate weight--on skids with regular fixtures inches of water so ft lb HM* 3-1 | 6-10'A 4-6'/i 3-IOV, 3 8 '/j 0-1 1 /* l-l 1-3 1 -9 3-6 5- i 2-0 0-7 0-5'/, 3-8 1-0 3-2'/j M "i 0-9 34 l2 10 20-3 0-2 O.i % .04 263 37 3100 * For safety velvet, see page 31. *" For pressure atomising ol burner or power gas burner. i MM? 4-5 7-0'* 5-2 *.5 4-3 1.1 y* 1-2 13 20 4-0 5-3 2-0 0-8 0-6 A. * t.l 3 - 3 '/a 3-6 0-9 3-6 1 .4 1.2 20-0 0-2 0-1 'U .04 *30 4700 HMI5 4-5 8-9ft 5-2 4.5 4-3 1 I '/ 1-6 1-3 2-3 4-0 7-0 2-6 0-8 0-6 4-2 1i 3-7 3-6 1-3 5-3 1.5 1-3 25-0 0-2 0-1 '4 07 650 90 5600 HM20 4-5 lO-d'/i 52 4.5 4.3 M% 2-0 1-4V, 2-0 4.0 9-9 26 0-8 0-6 4-2 l-l 5-1 3*6 16 7-0 1-7 1-5 25-0 0-2 0-i % .10 860 111 6400 HM35 4-1 1 10-7 5-7'/, i-i" 1-6 1 - 1 0 '/j 2-4 4-6 8-9 3-2 0-8 0 7 '/j 4.6'A 1 5-0 ' -6 6- 11 1 HM30 4-9 j ' -5 4 ' *> 8-4 23.0 0-1 '4 080 1 25 7800 00 0 --A ' *5 i:o3 -4^ Kewanee-Ross Corporation pwmee wt Meie ti*ie A Se<e< ieein Cneew KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 9 ratings mechanically fired --oil or gas bailer number high pressure] --tew pres sure ---iteom radiation. --water rodiohon --Btu per hour . -*^reom aer hour--21 2* 9 SSI net rafing-^feom. . --water --Bty per hour. tg ft jg ft | 000's ib . . tq ft tq ft 1000't firing rate--ol gph* --got Itu per hour 1000`s fumoc# volume (S8J ms). net furnace volume 5w ft u ft --over I 5 it twp... -- 5 lb twp ib iteom per hr ib (team per hr * Fuel burning rotes based on I 50,000 Itu ad. LM-878 HM.87* PM-480 84M.881 IHM-442 LM-87* LM-880 LM-J81 IM-482 HM-883 LM.883 HM-184 MM.IIS MM-884 LM.884lLM.88i HM-687 LM-687 MM.818 LM.888 HM.ltWHM.tW 39 5470 8750 1313 1350 4500 7200 1080 59 16 2460 322 39.1 45 8 44 6080 9720 1459 1500 5000 8000 1 200 66 18 2740 358 43 5 48 4 52 7290 11660 1750 1800 6000 9600 1440 78 22 3280 429 52.1 57 9 61 8500 13600 2040 2100 7000 11200 <680 92 26 3830 500 60.8 62.4 74 10330 16520 2479 2560 8500 13600 2040 11I 31 4650 608 73.8 79 8 87 121 50 19440 2916 3010 10000 16000 2 400 131 37 5460 71 5 36.8 87 5 109 15180 24280 3643 3750 12500 20000 3000 164 46 6840 893 108.5 no 2 130 18220 29150 4373 45>0 15000 24000 3600 195 54 8200 1072 130.2 141 1 152 21230 34000 5100 5260 17500 28000 4200 228 64 9560 1 250 151.8 153 7 174 24290 38860 5130 6010 20000 32000 4800 261 73 10920 1429 173.5 174 0 217 30360 41570 7286 7510 25000 40000 6000 326 9? 13670 1786 216.9 217 0 26' 36430 58280 8743 9010 30000 48000 392 1 10 21 43 260 3 ;c4 42500 68000 10200 35000 5a000 *56 l 27 2500 303 6 2576 1610 2864 1 790 3432 2145 4000 2500 4864 3040 5720 3575 7144 4465 8576 10000 11432 14288 17144 20C20 5360 6250 7143 8930 10715 : 2 5 20 Standard equipment (15-125.150 lb steamt--Steel toddle luaporft, r.fractary lined ftor combustion chamber factory installed. f'ue cleaner ond handle. Wothoui dug locket wrench For !j lb boilers only. Standard trim (15.125-150 lb steaml--Salary volve(t) at required bv ASME Code, team gage with ration end cock, water column v..ih water gage gtott and three gage cockt Chain oaerated water gage valves and try cocks with boilers Hnt-384 IM-884 and larger. Nare--Ear 125 and 150 >b itecm boilen Glebe and check vo'vet (or (**d >:** au<ck action and iaw action blow-ad valves ae Furnished. Standard equipment [water boilers)--Steel saddle tueaarts. reFrociary i,*d r*Cf combustion chamber factory installed. Flue cleaner and handle. Wotnaur oiua tocket wrench. Standard trim (water bailertl--None furnished. Additional equipment or trim at euro cost. 10 9 M-300 series * high pressure units . . . 39 to 304 hP . . . 125 and iso psi low pressure units . . . 1 5 psi stoam or 30 psi water . . . 11,313,000 to 0,300,000 Btu The Scotch type Kc-wanee M-800 is decidedly Scotch in its uiggedncss and extreme thrittiness when it comes to pro ducing steam economically. Designed and buiit to generate steam with c-tticiency through its entire tiring range, it .an be pushed tar above its rated capacity without interrupting its usual economical operation. The M-800 is designed on 8.2 square feet or hearing surface for each horsepower of its rated capacity. This proper pro portioning of primary anJ secondary heating surfaces :o the volume of water in the boilc-r comes only as a result ot many years of experience and continual testing to nr.J out ;.:st what is right. 1 Shell is shaped tmm heaw flancr steel with heids and furnace or r.rebox quaiitv All Add'. .n .itc- rj.:ncc -Aim AiMF C de. Beliefs fur 1J5 and 150 pM stress relieved. 2 Large steam chamber prmiJcs rubric fur enteraency demands, 3 Unbroken steam disengaging area permits .itam to rise without undue turbulence. 4 1 1 X 1 5 in. manhole and washout openings give access to waterside. 5 Corrugated furnace tor extra strength and added heating surface next to the lire. Its generous size provides plenty of space for the buttling fuel to nux with the air and burn com pletely Low pressure boilers provided with plain circular furnace. ft Heavy gage 3 in. tubes expanded into holes with ends lirmly rolled and beaded. 7 Rear combustion chamber is heivi!-. - :-ac- mr,'. Boilers fi1 r ,:u;n pressure' incorporate ir\ - *. : >-,,n Luw pressure boiler" designed with water b.Kg r \/i- r.l rear cover plate with observation port and aa'os '.i, :j tumble plug. 3 Sturdy steel saddle supports MmpiitV -ding and installation. No special base is required. 9 Long gas travel the length of the tire ci'.a -nd .mo the rear combustion chamber then forward me tubes gives the water in the boiler a chjnce tu .ir"tb all he heat . . . stepping up the transfer of heat without stating it. 10 Rapid Circulation through the unobstructed water", avs speedily sweeps the steam bubbles up without :< r^rr- ;; n an important factor m making M-800 a fast 'tcamer 11 Substantia! hinged flue doors, ca k-ru : r r^-a- nent pas-tight fit. Provide easv jccess to hre tube-. - - .L -ring and inspection. *2 Gas tight smokebox of heaw g.u-e vrtci v jjVd m me piece to boiler shell. Rectangular smoke <utiet i. -cared at top. certified high efficiency Teamed with any good oil, gas or combination oil-gas burner, Kewanee M-800 performs "on the job" with overall effi ciencies of 800 and more. And this efficiency remains prac tically constant whether the boiler is being operated at 50rc or 1500 of its rated capacity. Such efficiency figures are confirmed by certified performance tests in which the total amount of the heat in the oil or gas put into the burner and the amount of water evaporated into steam are carefully measured and converted into a figure show ing the overall operating efficiency. A chart of typical boiler performance appears at the tight. percent of boiler rating 40 60 SO 100 120 140 Kewanee-Ross Corporation . l.l.tl. IMM, A In-.-. IMT Cnm. KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 11 m t M-800 series ... a great teammate for any quality oil, gas or combination oil-gas burner The Kewanee M-800 Boiler is ideal tor use ith any quality oil. gas or combination oil-pas burner to form a complete Boiler-Burner L'mt. A lew of the many features which make this boiler so adaptable to Bodc-r Burner L'nits are . . . e complete range of sizes for both high and low pressures unusual strength and dependability 0 ability to produce tar above rated capacities at highest unu-ncics greater heating surface ease of cleaning and inspection steel skids that eliminate special base construction only two or three matching connections to make in mounting burners to hnder frame ee Boiler Burner Units developed using the M-800 Series are shown at .sii. For additional information on these units, write for separate catalogs. dimensions and data (feet--inches) boiler number high pressure --lew pressure HM-878 MM.079 LM.07I LM-grg HM.880, MM-831 urt.Ma" LM-001 HM.8I2 LMI82 HM-103 IM-I83 HM.0I4 HM.00S HM.0M HM.007 HM.I08 HM.009 HM-190 IM-I84 LM-IJS LM.lt* IM-0I7 LM-410 LM.809 LM-890 a--ooiier diameter 5--aoiler length C--iteom supply height. 0--smoke outlet height 6--water column Height 4.6 lt-8 6-6 6-4 5-1 4-6 12-7 6-6 6-4 5-1 5-0 1 U7 7-0 6.10 5.6 5-0 12-9'/, 7-0 4-10 5-6 5-6 13-2 7-iV, 7-4 5-9'/, 5-6 ' 4-10 7-6'/, 7-4 5-9'/, 6-0 1 6-i 8-0'/, 7-13 6. i '/, 6-6 '6-7 8-6'/, 8-4 6-57, 6-6 '8-7 8-6'/, 8-4 6-5'/, 7-0 '7-9 9-0'/, 8-10 6-9'/, 7-6 10.11 9-7'/, 9-4 7-3 3-0 20-0 1 ?-'I 1 ' 0- 7 : O'*'; 3-6 :o-i ' 0-1 M, M-7 3-4 tjmoee o. d or front.. G--forngc# Height t--i'om luopiy *J--safetv valve <--*eed water, eocn tide I--'eturn 1 5 'b swp, each side M--Stow -off 2-37, 3-0 3-0 3-6 6-7 4-4 4-0 2-3 7, 3-0 3-<6 4-3 7-1 4.4 4-0 2-6'/, 3-1 '/, 3-1 4-3 6-6 4-4 4-0 2.6'/* 3-1'/} 3-7 4-4 7-1 4.4 4-0 2-9/, 3-3 3-3 4-5 7-4 4-9 4-3 2-9'/, 3-3 4-2 5-0 3-2 4.9 4-3 MW, 3-5 4-9 5-0 8-10 5-3 4-5 3-2'/, 3-6'/, 4.10 5-0 9-3 5-8 5-4 3- 2 3-6'/, 5-4 6-6 10-3 6-2 5-4 3-6 3-8 5-5 5-6 9-10 6-3 5-6 1-3V, 2 9 y, 5-5 6-6 1 O-o 6-5 5-6 4-1 4-27,1 5-6 7-0 1 ' -0 6-7 5-6 4-5 4-4', 5-7 7-0 1 i.J 6-7 5-6 n--tmstt outlet--width 0-- --length 0-1 l 0-1 1 1-0 1-0 l-l M 1.2 1-3 1 -3 1-4 1 -4 i-5 -6 2-5 2-5 3-0 3-0 3-4 3-4 3-6 3-M 3-1 1 4.7 5-4 5-7 6-1 0 1 tppO'*---- *Hgin R-- ----.dth , $-- --Height T-- --location U-- --center *o renter 7--*jbe 'eoiacement space areecrung siometer--cn* ooiier stack-- diameter --neight 3-: i '/s -4 -6 2-3 6-1 1 7-2 -9 1-7 40-0 3-M/t 1-4 1 -6 2-3 7-10 8-* M0 ' -8 40-0 4* 5 Vi 1-5 1.6 2-4 6-9 6-' 1 i. n t-9 35-0 4-5'/, 1-5 1-6 2-4 7-1 1 8-"/, 2-0 1-10 40-0 5-1'/, 1-6 1-6 2-5 8-' 3-2 2-2 2-0 40-0 5-'7, 1-6 N6 2-8 9-6 5.`0 2-4 2-2 45-0 5-7'/, 1-7 1-6 2-9 '0-6 3-9 2-6 2-4 50-0 6-1 1.0 1-6 M0 1 0-6 0-3 2-7 2-5 50-0 6-1 1-8 1-6 3-4 '2-0 :-8 2-9 2-7 55-0 6-6'/, M0 1-6 3-5 ; i-o 7 Ml M 50-0 7-07, MO '-6 5 '0 1 2-7 3-3 2-0 55-0 76 20 l .9 6 2-0 9 3-5 55 3 7-5 2- 3 9 j-7 30 37 3-4 55 3 breechmg diameter--tw boilers. stack--diameter --"eight steam supply wie--1 5 ib iwp*V 1--over 5 Ibswp*** blow-off site... IiB'urn sat 5 lb swp teed water use roas.ts.ae turfoc# caver ia ft 23 2-1 45-0 0-6 0-4 0-1% 0-4 0-1% 65 2-4 2-2 4 5-0 0-6 0.4 0.1 '/, 0-4 o. 1 '/* ' 80 2-6 2-4 40-0 0.0 0-4 0-2 0-4 0.1 '/* ' 80 2-7 2-5 45-0 0-8 0-4 0-2 0-4 0-1 % 2 00 2-1Q 2-8 45-0 0-8 0-6 0-2 0-4 0-17, 230 3-0 2-10 50-0 0-8 0-6 0-2 3-4 o.i v, 260 3-4 3*1 55-0 0-8 0-6 3.2 0-4 0-1'/, 305 3-S 3-2 55-0 0-d 0-6 0-2 0-4 O-i1/, 340 3-8 3-5 60-0 0-8 0-6 0-2 V, 0-4 3-1 '/i 390 3-H 38 5 5-0 0-8 0-6 0-27, 0-4 MY, 390 i-2 j 3-1 i 500 0-10 0-3 0-2 7, 0-6* 3-'7, 4 40 6 4-2 -.2 0 0. 3 0-8 0- 2 ' 3'6* 2-2 5 00 43 - tO 0 M0 3-8 3-2 7, 2 6* '3 ;3 3 aopronmote weight -- I 5 :b swp -- 115 'b swo V -- I 50 lb swp <b (b 'b | 7000 7600 3200 7400 8C30 8700 3200 10000 10400 8300 moo i 1500 1 1300 13100 1 3900 1 2400 14000 15100 1 4800 17 500 18700 17400 20800 22700 19200 21900 24900 22*00 27' 00 28700 24600 32000 34500 3'300 37200 40100 3 5000 4 ' 9Q0 4 5 1 00 Far ivalves, see poge i 1. * ' SO lb American Standard flongp. ** 300 lb American Standard Flange. low pressure eoilers fvmithed with openings for 0*1 heater High pressure boilers furnished with openings for o*l heater ana temperature control. and iiHector. Overall height it increased 1'/] >n. nn steel *<ds ar# furnished. Kewanee-Ross Corporation KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 13 type "C" 1 5 psi steam or 30 psi water 1,750,000 to 10,200,000 Btu Kewanee Type "C". with its corrugated Crown Sheet, has become Americas most po.-uiur bodet tor heating large buildings. It rills a Jcrimtc need tor a completelv dependable. t`ast-ste..m:na boiler designed tor restricted space The roiloumc teatures tell why. A Capacious steam space provides :.vi tor Urge reserve. ratings mechanically fired -- oil, gas or coal S Expansive steam disengaging area <> in- broken. eliminating turbulence at the \ui:er -r.J keeping *ec jteam from the mams C Rear combustion, chamber, of the firebox, converts anv unburncJ rU-J : before reaching hre-tubes. 0 Crown sheet of heav\ flange 'ivu - -j \,:n missive corrugations. Adding 'trencth i-v p 'ot:c% doubling the heating surface "\cr the 'v-t par: .-t the fire. E Wider, higher combustion chamber pr udes sufficient air and space to completelv hum aii the fuel. F Long gas travel through the firebox and rear combustion chamber then forward through *he ! \vcr tubes then again to the rear through '~c ;rrr -jocs. holds the gases in the boiler until .til u>ubie oc;.t is picked up by the boiler s water. G Rapid circulation of \urer up tr -m : y ' i,-g- water legs .it sides, front and rear and 'he widely 'Diced firctubtv presents sedinxnt mg and permits steam bubbles to be ui<.rc up ;j:A v . an important factor that makes -nc T. pc C a very quick Steamer." H Heavy steel base assembled uh -* staunch cast iron posts. J Cast doors are extra Ka'-y. ari he it inside the boiler. - urp SptrtAeJtions jnd dau trg >r rt^Jrdin^ Kuna nrij . .U '-ptt ///>-irej ,,r* :ht rtjta; A.V-. ,,( # I bailor number $61 raring--nreom radiation --water rooiofion --Stu per hour --iteam per hour--2 2J f $81 net rating--tteom --water --4u oer hour firing rote Oil gph* --got 6fv per hour 'soring turface S6l mini furnace volume (S6I mini. . furnace height (SSI mm) firebox volume above mud ring lofety valve capacity SO ft M ft 1 000't lb tq ft iq ft lOOO'i 1 000's >4 ft cu ft ft-m. Cu ft lb iteam per hr 7l0 7290 1 1660 1750 1 800 6000 9400 I 440 22 3280 429 52.1 2-8* 67.4 2145 mi 8500 13600 2040 2100 7000 1 1 200 1 680 24 3830 500 40.8 2-10 77 8 2500 `*uei burning 'ores dated on 150,000 8tu otl. nil : 7117 10330 i 1 21 50 14520 , 19440 2479 2916 2560 3010 8500 10000 1 3600 16000 2040 ' 2400 31 4650 ;i 608 1 73.1 ' 2-11 V,| 37 5460 715 86.8 3-1 A 90.5 ] 1 34.4 3040 1 3575 7U4 15180 24280 3643 3750 12500 20000 3000 46 6840 893 108.5 3.4VI >29.4 4465 7119 TIM 18220 29150 4373 4510 21250 34000 5100 5260 15000 24000 36001 17500 28000 4200 54 1 64 8200 9560 1072 130.2 3-7 1250- 151 8 3-10 168.4 5360 193.7 6250 7187 24290 38860 5830 6010 20000 32000 4800 73 10920 1429 173.3 4-OH 218.3 7145 7118 30360 48570 7286 7510 25000 40000 6000 91 1 3670 1786 216.9 4-8V* 302.2 8930 7119 36430 58280 8743 9010 30000 48000 7200 1 10 1 6400 2 i 43 260 3 5-OV, 377.4 T,' 7190 jM',1 s8c:o ; ;oO '2513 35300 56000 84 30 ' 2' 303 6 5-6 .35 1 2500 $landard eqid#ia*f--front and rear bate panel* have I'/g * 1 ! in. cleanout ooening. w aihom pmg locket wrench with extra set of gatfeeti; five cleaner with handle. Manhole fumiihed on boiler* 7182 and larger. Standard trim, steam enly--Safety valve, iteam gage with i.phen and esc* o`er column with water-gage glass and threa gaga cocks, choin operoiea on 7136 and larger. I I 14 dimensions and data (feet--inches) boiler number A--eoiitr uriotn... 8--oo.ier meii lengrh C--oo'ier length overall. 0--ooiier Height E--water ime neiqht P--voiet column *ie*gnr O--iteam supply neight outlet height J--"^'eom supply *-^otefy vaive m --l * surface biow*aff. N--<ewrn *ei<jht Q--'Areoo*--w.dth P-- _engf^ R--- --ne.gnt T--oose--*'Orn U-- --length V-- --weight W --outlet q.ometer X--front imontoot depth. . Y---'ear tmontoox deptn AA~^Oundati'on- wd*h 89-- --.engrh fc GG---Aredoor opening m bo<ler width c height NH--centerline blr to Aredoor oog JJ--Height doors from bottom boiler ooened Aredoor o ooiier . . 2Z--tuoe replacement space breecnmg diameter--one ooiier. ttock--diameter................................... " neight. .... breecning diameter--*wo boilers. . itocn--diametei . --neignr ............ "steam supply site. ... return im "outside surface to cover approKimate weight iq ft lb 7180 4-0 7-2 Vi 9-4 Vi 7-8'/i 6*/ Vi 6-4 8-1 6-4* 1-6 1-2 1 *0 1-6 3-6 6-8 2-10 A-S'/, 7-4'/, 1-2 2-0 0-1 1 t-3 3-6 6-0 0-3* 0-8 M0'* 6-5 2-0 50-0 2-6 2-4 60-0 0-8 0-4 1 S3 6700 7181 7112 4-0 8-5 !0-7 7-8'/, 6-7'/, 4-6 7-8 9-1 1 8-10 7-7 6-4 8-1 6-4'/, 7-3'/, 9-2* 7-4 1-6 1-6 1.2 1-2 1-0 1-6 1-6 1-6 3-6 7-10* 2.10 3-1 1'/, 7-1 * 3-1* *-jv 8-7 1-2 4-1 !'/, 7-10 '-2 2-0 0-11 1-3 2-4 1-0 1-3 3-6 7- 2'/, 3-1 t * 6-6 1 -4 i 0-1 1 0-3'/: 0-8 1-10'/, 7.7 3-6 0-8 1-' 0'/, 6-10 2-0 1-10 60-0 2-7 2-5 7Q-0 2-4 2-0 S5-0 2-10 2-8 65-0 0-8 0-8 0-4 0-4 170 192 7600 3800 *1 SO lb Amencon Standard Flange. '"Includes front head and imofcebo*. 7LM 4-6 8-1 1 '/, 1 1-2'/, 8-10 7-3* 9-2'/, 7-4 1-9 1-2 2-0 1.6 3-1 1* 3-5 3-1* 4-n* 9-1* 1.2 2-4 1-0 1-3 3-1 i * 7.9 0-6 0-8 M0* 8-1 2-4 2-2 65*0 3-0 2-10 75-0 0-8 0-4 2U '0000 71*4 7183 7184 5-0 9-2* 1 1-6* 9-7* 8-4* 8-1 10-0 8-0* 1-9 1-2 2-0 1-9 4.4V, 8-7 3-4* 5-6 9-5 1.5 2-6 1-0 1-4 4-4'/, 8-0'/, 1-8 0-4* 0-8 2-2* 8-4 2-6 2-4 65-0 3-4 3-1 75-0 0-8 0-4 240 1 ' 800 5-6 9-1 1 * 12-3* 10-0* 8-7 ; 8-3* 10-4* 8-3* 1-9 1*2 2-0 1-9 4.10'Zl 9.4 3-7 6-0 10-2 '5 2-7 i-0 1-4 4-10* 8-9* 1-0 0-7* 0-8 2-2'A 9.1 2-7 2-5 f70-0 3-5 3-2 80-0 0-8 0-4 275 13600 6-0 9-3* 1 2-1 * 10-10* 9-5 9-1 * 11-2* 9-0* 1-9 1-4 2-0 -9 5-5 8-8 4-0 V* 6*6 9-6 1.5 2-1 1 1-2 1-8 5-5 8-1* 0-6* 0.8 2-5* 8-3 2-1 1 2-7 65-0 3-8 3-5 75-0 0-8 0-4 297 i 5300 7187 6-0 10-6* '3-4'/, 10-10* 9-5 9-) * 1 1.2* 9.0* -9 7188 1 I 4.9* 11.6 9.1 1 1 9 7 V, 11-11 9-7* nn | 7190 ' 3-6* "-9* 1 i'-9* 11.5* n-5* 2-0 2-0 9 M 1 5-5 9-1 1 4-0 Ve 5-50 1 1-4 4-6* 6-6 10-9 l-S 7-0 12-2 1.3 2-1 1 1.2 1-8 5-5 9-4* l. 5-10 10.9* Ml < 1.3 0-6* 0-8 2-iVi 0-10 2-J'A 9-6 10-1 1 2-1 1 2-9 75-0 3-3 3-0 90-0 3-1 1 3-8 85-0 4-2 3-1 1 100-0 0-8 0-10 0-4 0-6* 322 387 17000 20100 2-0 23 1 0.8* <6 1 1.7 -9 2-3 5-6 .9 1-8 1-8 ' 0-2*1 u.nv. 2-5* 10-4 2-5* 1 2-t so-o '00-0 90-0 0-6* 440 23200 l 10-0 0-6* 476 26100 Kewanee-Ross Corporation KEWANEE, ILLINOIS IS 5000 series 15 psi steam or 30 psi water I 5 sizes ... 1,020,000 to 10,200,000 Btu The Kewanee '5000" low pressure series is rapidly grow ing in popularity tor heating large buildings when specifications or restricted budgets require an economical boiler or unques tioned durability and efficiency. "5000" is an electric welded series, in the fabrication of which all modern practices and improvements m welding have been combined to produce a completely dependable product ... a boiler worthy of the name Kew.inc-e. . In design the "5000" is similar to that ot the famous heavy-duty Kewanee "sOO" and has all those uuf-randing characteristics which for some Hi years have made K.w.mccBoilers dirferent and better. Extra large and extrj high fireboxa provide ample space and air in which the burning fuel can mix with oum to complete the combustion process without seuste ot tael. Longer trjiel of g-ises . . . from the tire chamber through the lower bank of tubes then through the upper tubes to the exit chamber at the front . . . gives the boilers water a chance to absorb and use all the heat that is created in the firebox. Circulation is rapid through generously sized water lees and between the well-spaced fire tubes, sweeping the myriad of steam bubbles up into the capacious steam chamber with out undue commotion. The disengaging areas at the w ater line are unbroken insuring a constant supply of dry steam. As is true with all Kewanee Boilers the "5000" can be fired to produce 50fr and more than its rated capacity and continue to operate at full efficiency. Specifications and data are shout for neebannailj-hrtd bo.'le'i. f r non oand-firtd :.ai types . >n,ult the ntarett Kenan** '<?. rid.Mt. ratings mechanically fired--oil, gas ar coal boiler number 317* -bting--^teom -adionoo . . id ft --woter 'adiQtion ta ft --6w pet nour 1000'* --steam oer hour -- 21 2 F .to *250 6800 1 320 '050 $81 net . afing--iteom --water --8tu per Hour . ta ft !Q tf 1000'* 3500 5600 860 firing rate*1" gph* --go* Btu per hour 1000`s ($41heating surface mini. - - sq ft furnace volume l$4l min) furnace height jS4l min).. . cu H ft-in. CU ftfirebox volume above mud ring additional furnace height for stoker '$81 mml** ft*n. safety va>ve capacity <b ueam per hr 13 1 910 250 30.4 2-6 44.3 1250 3177 5178 ]s sito 5111 i860 7770 1 166 1 2Q0 3*70 8750 1313 1350 6080 9720 1459 1500 7290 1 1660 1750 1800 8500 I 5600 2040 2100 4000 6400 60 4500 7200 1080 5000 8000 1200 6000 9600 ' 440 7000 11200 1680 15 16 18 2180 2460 2740 286 34.8 322 39 1 as;. >T3 2-6V* 2-7'/* 2-7% 44.3 49.* 54.5 22 3280 429 52.1 2-8% 60.2 26 3830 500 60.8 2-10 66.6 1430 1610 1790 2145 2500 sita Sill SIM iSHS 318* 10330 16520 2479 2560 12150 19440 2916 3010 15180 24280 3643 3750 18220 29150 4373 4510 21250 34000 5100 5260 8500 3600 2040 10000 16000 2400 1 2500 20000 3000 15000 17500 24000 28000 3600X *200 31 4650 37 5460 46 6840 54 8200 64 9560 608 73.8 M1V4 715 86.8 3-1 'h 893 >08.5 3*4 % 1072 130.2 3-7 1250 151.8 3-10 90.6 103.2 117.5 123.4 137.3 3040 3575 4465 0-3 5360 0-5 6250 S1I7 Sill 24290 38860 5830 6010 30360 48570 1 7286 7510 20000 32000 4800 25000 40000 6000 73 10920 91 13670 l 429 1786 173.5 216.9 4-0% 4-6 144.0 197.1 3189 3190 36430 58280 8743 9010 42500 68000 10200 '051 0 30000 48000 7200 35000 56000 8400 1 10 16*00 ; 27 19* 20 21*3 260.3 5-0*/i 2300 303 6 5-6 222.0 235 2 0-10 7' 45 0-6 8930 0-10 10715 1-4 ' 3 500 * F-ji euffung rates based an 1 50,000 8fv oil. ** Represents distance below bottom of wan leg that hearth must be set for Stl minimum furnace volume and hetght. Standard equipment Front and tear base panels have SVj x U Vj m. opening and cover plate, hackstand except 5176-77, ft ye cleaner and handle. Manhole furnished on 5182 and larger. Washout plug socket wrench with extra set of gaskets Standard trim, steam only--Safety valve, steam gage with tiohen and cock column with water-gage glass and threa gaga cocks, chain eoaratad an 5133 o*d larger. 16 1 I a W------- - ------------------------------ -B------------------------------ -----2 MANHOLE dimensions and data Ifeet--inches) boiler nvfflMr A--boiler diameter 8--ooiier length C--rosier height D--water line neignt 5--woter column ntig.il P--iieom supply heignt G--tmoie outlet height H---rear .land height J--jfeam supply <--safety voive * -- 1 7, in. surface blbw-ofi N--eiurn neighi 517b 3-6 7-3 6-9 j.IQ 3-8 7.1 5.1 1 3-2 1 -4 29 1.6 1 -6 5177 3-6 0.0 6-9 5-10 5-8 7-1 5-11 3-2 ' .4 2-9 1 -6 1.6 5171 3-6 8-11 6-9 5-10 r si* S3 9-10 6-9 5-10 L, 5IIO 4.0 9-9 7-27, 6-1 Y, 5-8 7-1 5-1 1 3-2 5-8 '7-1 5-11 3-2 5- i 1 Y, 7.7 6-2 3-2 1.5 2-1 1 l -6 1 -6 1 -5 2-H 1-6 1-6 1-5 2-M 1-6 1 -6 5111 4-0 1 1-1 7-27, 6-1 7, 5-1'7, 7-7 6-2 3-2 i*5 2-9 1-6 1-6 5182 1 4-6 i l-l 7-87, 6-5 7, 6-37, a6-7 3-2 2-0 3-6 1-6 1-6 5183 4-6 12-9 7-07, 6 - 5 7, | 6-3 7, 3- i 6-7 3-2 26 4-0 1-6 1-6 5184 I 5-0 n-2'A 8-4'/* 7-0 6-10 8-9 7-17, 3-4 2-6 4.0 1 -6 ! .9 5185 J-0 15-3 8-4'/, 7-0 6-10 8-9 7-17, 3-4 10-9 12-3 1-6 t-9 518b 5-6 14-57* 8-9 7.2 7-0 9-1 7-37, 3-2 2-9 4-3 1.6 1 -9 5117 5-6 16-07, 8-9 7-2 7-0 ?-! 7-17, 3-2 t i -0 5-3 1-6 1-9 5188 6-0 16-87* 9-3 7-b 7.7 9-7'/, 7 97, 3-2 : 2-0 6-3 2-0 l.M S 89 ! 519C 5-6 I 17.57, 1 9.9 ! 8-0 MO 6-6 19-BY, 5-? 81 T -I , 0-; i-7 Vt 3-2 '3 '' : 3 2 , 3: 1 2-3 4.; ; 2-0 1. i i 3: 5.7 :-) Q--firebox--width P -- --`engfh 9-- --meigW 7--oosc~ w.din U-- --length V-- --<*eignt >n --j mom outlet--length X-- --.*idfh v-- --'Ocafion 2--'tor door cieorance, mm AA--tounqanoo wigth 58-- ---engih CC--'or stand fi'eaoor style 3-0'/: 4-2 3-6 3-0 Y, 4-2 3-6 3-0'/, 4-8 3-6 3-07, * 5> 3-6 3-6 7, 4-a 3-8 3-1 1 7, 3-11 Y, 3-1 i 7, 3-UY 5-0 5-0 5-6 6-0 1-2 i 2 1-2 1-2 4-5'/, 5-6 1-2 2-8 0-9 0-67, 3-6 28 0-9 3-6 Y, 3-6 2-8 0-9 0-67* 3-6 2-8 0-9 0-6'/i 3-6 2-10 0-11 3-77, 4-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-0 3-7 3-7 4.1 4-7 2-6 2-1 1 3-6 4.1 33 single frame & double dry 3-67, 5-2 3-8 4.57, 6-0 ' -2 2-iO 0.1 1 0-77, 4-0 3-6 4-7 j. i 4-07, 6-0 3-10 4-1 1 7, 6.10 '2 3-4 1 -0 0-8 2-6 3- 1 7, 5-5 3-2 4-07, 6-10 3-10 4-57, 6-10 3-t 1 4.5'/, 7-2 J-M 4.1 1 7, 7-2 3-1 1 7, 4-'; Yt 7-6 3-1 17, 4- ' '/, 5-6 5-6 6-0 6-0 7-8 7.9 8-1 8.) 8-5 7, '2 1.5 1-5 1-5 1-5 3-4 3-8 3-8 4-3 4-3 1-0 1-2 1-2 1-3 1-3 3-8 0-9 0-9 0-97, 0-9 7, 2-6 2-9 2-9 3-0 3-0 3-1 : /, 6-3 4-0 4-4 7, 6-4 4.3 4.47, 6-8 6-0 4 - 1 0 1 'j 6-8 50 4-' 0", 7 3 V, 6-3 nght and left single frame and deer 5-57, 8-6 4-2 7, 5-6 9-5 7, '5 4-6 1 -7 0-1 1 V, 3-3 5-4 i '7, 6-0 5-1 '7, 8-6 4-57, 7-0 9-5V, '-5 5j 16 0-1 1 36 53 5 rj ) 5 ?-0 4-5' 70 9- ' 5 5 50 'a 36 3 3` : 83 Lt GG--Aredaor opening in Ooiier width x height one 2-3'/j MY, two 1 - 4 o.l 1 rwe 1 -3 1-0 'wO 1 - I 1 * ! 3 mm--<enterlme bir to fire door apg J>--height doors from bottom hosier KK--Opened firedoor to boiler 0-8'/, 0-8'/, o-a'/, 1-8 1-8 1.8 0*87, 18 3-37, 0-0 i 10 7, 3-37, 0-8 '-'0'/, 3-6 0-8 '-'07, 0-6 0-8 M07, 0.47, 0-8 2-27, 0-*7, 0-0 2 IV, 0-77, 0-8 2-27, 0-77, 0-8 2-2 V, 0-67, 0-8 2-57, 00 0-10 2 5 7, ' '3 2- 0 :; 12--tube replacement space breeching diameter--one boiler stack--diome'er . --height 5-6 1-7 i-5 40-0 6-3 1 -8 1-6 40-0 7-2 1 -9 1-7 45-0 8-1 M0 1 -8 50-0 7-8 l.M i -9 50-0 90 20 M0 55-0 9-0 2-2 2-0 50-0 10-8 2-4 2-2 60-0 10-9'/, 2-6 2.4 65-0 !2-'0 2-7 2-5 80-0 M-87, 2-9 2-7 70-0 '3-3 7, 2-1 1 2-9 85-0 13-7V, 3-3 3-0 95-3 '* - ''l 35 3-2 >0.0 t 7\. 37 0-4 ' *50 breeching diameter--`WO ooilers 2-1 2-2 2-3 2-4 2-6 :? MO 3-0 3-4 3-5 3-8 3-1 1 4-2 4 6 48 stock---diameter Ml 2-0 2-1 2-2 2-4 2-5 2-0 2-10 3-1 3-2 3*5 3-8 3-11 42 JJ --height 50-0 50-0 55-0 60-0 60-0 65-0 60-0 70-0 75-0 90-0 80*0 95-0 9J-0 100-0 " 1 ( 'steam supply tile. return use . . 0-6 0-6 0-6 0-6 3-8 0-8 o-a 0-8 0.0 0-8 0-0 0-8 0-10 o-io : > o 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-6* 0-6* : 6* "outside surface tb cover sq ft 115 125 135 1 45 ' 60 i 80 202 227 257 290 305 332 375 4 20 466 aoproximate weight lb 4 500 5000 5400 5800 6600 7.00 8500 9600 11100 > 2800 14400 16000 19200 22300 '25200 ( 1 30 lb American Standard Range. ** Includes front head and smofcebo*. Kewanee-Ross Corporation KEWANEE. ILLINOIS i7 ".I;..! .< ' T; Sqviqre-Hedt 'type "R" boiler 12 sizes .. . . 216,000 to 1,200,000 Btu 9,00 to 5000 *4 ft steam ` :1440 to 8000 sq ft water 1 Never before has. a boiler been built with the ver!/utility of~ Kewinee Squire-Heac. It i> ideal', for medium . size, buildings of all 'types or tor small factories:/It burns any fuel and a change from one to. another, or from'mechanical, to hand tiring, or .`back .again,- can'be made quickly'and inexpensively. VThesfe features; indicate why Square-Heat .picks so much heat- generating ability in comparatively small space. // A Largo, high steam space ass^r-,- ample re- serve of dry steam; .. Reversible smoke box may be u-d /ih'nthcr tup or rear smoke outlet. . ;, Longer gas travel . . to the r.r.-.n -he front,-and to the rear again gets:all/the ::t.it into the ibbiler s wafer. . ' ' * ,1 - Spinner blades in oil or gas boilers *(,$Rl to s) .swirl hot gases against tube walls assuring maximum: heat, transfer. > /' Insulated, sturdy cast doors are precision ground for permanent gas tight'fit. Observ ation open- iving. has adjustable hinged cover for secondary over- 'fire-air.' i ,- ,- ,; -: Large, high-firebox provides amcie -pact and air-for complete, economical burning, or :ne fuel. . Rapid circulation in wide free waterways sleeps S; steam, bubbles up.- without commotion, -to-...unbroken f release area at water line. `i [ \ Hr Shell of extra Heavy high quality steel, adds strength. J Extra substantial steel base can be reversed for. finng from rear.- . , > ;. Extra 'high bdsas:' do and-' '30 in. ) for hit-chin-' icaLfiring instead of standard 14 in. base ire available!'if, specified, it-extra cost. ; ' /' i SPjt\/unJ Jjlj Jtf >kni, i ;-,r wr<4 ,F 'ttaramt J i-.ui l-ik< tcjrcw Ktti^nn *tpftnniaitri, . ,i' * - ./* t. u.uit ratings * mechanically fired -- oil, gas or coal r- boiler nwmbar SSI net rating ilocm........................... --water........................... --Stu per hear........... *0 ft " low* firing rate--odgph*........................ ^^as St per hour.......... --ntOber*- ... .' .I000*s lb per hr heating lurfqr# (SSI'mini. . .......... ( , so ft.. fu"oce volwme lSSJ mini.............. cw ft safety vohre capacity............. lb steam.per hr Ml ; MJ ^ [ 3R4 i Ml, MS. i ..] v 3R8: - 1 ` r ;| MS'' 900 1 440 216 1 ' 1100 1760, 264 3.0 405 36 3J 495 44 . - 53 v; 45:- 1.2 265 , 10.0 . 325 1300 2010 312 ]' fsool1 J 360 4.3 * 315" . 52 - '.s.or.Mt, 1800 2890 432 .y 6.0 8(0 2200/ " 2600 : 3520,: *' *140. I . `-528/ '1. i624r i - ,, 87 -! " -^990 H70` .-! ' ,10*. 1 3000* <(00 r* 720 io.o ' 1350 *i2bcfc : 77 11.9 315 'vi.83' , 106" 1- "11.4,1s 16,4.1 *40 .ti 1^530" V 129 -20.0 . / 645' -.MS3. - 177 1 23.6 " : - ' 27.3 1 ,765 V ,>885 ' 3* 3810 3500 5600 840 s - 4000 6400 960 117 1575 1*0 13.3 1800 . : -160 ,206 3i:t 1030, ` 236 36.3 1180 1 3*11 3*13 | 4300 1 7200 t .1090 5003 -0000 ::3 15.3 . ,2025 ' 180 ' 2250 .?:o . 265 * 40.9 ' 1325.; < 294 45.4 1 470 ' burning rot** bautl on 140,000'fttv ad. ftosed on coal having 12.000 Itu per, lb at Arab. .1,,^ Noto 1 --Standard bate is 14 In. high, lotat of 20 and 30 In. height available for r l*amdard egaipmewl "6' cleanout plug*. 3tl to JIM. I deonoul `plugs.- 3812 `Socket mechanical firing at additional cost. I. . wrench,with^eetra set,of`gatfcoti..Steal bat# complete with I i 14 in. coered opemng. Nolo'2-- Sailor ratingt do not induct* allowance for heating domtic water by indirect'- flue andtbot tcrapaft with ttahitfiet. Spinner Wadae fot.381 to 388 08 or Cat bodert oni*/. colv Wh*n the hot voter demand itj added to the heating toad for more than, ten minute*' Stamford !r trim;, iteoin--iWoter gaga, fwocomoretsion gage cocks, steam ,gogo, in any hour, on oUowanceof 4 to ft of steam radiation or 6.4 so ft of vator radiation must pop <afwy ,,ol.. be added for each gallon of water hooted. *'. 1 /Water Combination attitude gaifot-diad- thermometer only. 18 .p , s .ti<j -i ' v-' ,-ut.V '----------- p------------- ; ---------------- R dimensions and data (feet--inches) bailor number A--ooiier width overall. ... -- acker width.......... .. 0---OOHr length. ............................. --"OCkef length C--OOiler netant ... -- ocket height from floor >---water :<n height 5--s'eam or water supply height s-^'T,oe outlet height 0---s<eam or water supply N--"eater connection height, each side. J--<oii connection height It---return .gnt .--^r*Bl --width N-- -- ength 0-- --height A--Base--wdth * Urn. high. 9-- --length 5i imote outlet--width . . T-- --length U--nmokebo* overall . . v--tmoke outlet location rV--*or *0 Bottom of fluedoor . X--opened Aredoor to boiler. *oor to bottom of tiredoor --flr#door opening m boiler--width.. . -height oreechmg a<ametr ;wh#n flattened, fits aval i-"Oi* neck) . Chimney--diameter --height sleam tuppiy tite. . return me . Heater connection me Outside surface to cover jnacketed approKimate weight, uniocketed iq ft lb 3*1 3*2 3*3 2-6 2-7* 2-6* 2.9* 5-6 5.6* 4-7* 5-6* 3-0* 0-10 4-0* 4-9* 1-5* 2-0 2-1* >9* 2-0* 2-10* 0-9 1-4* M 0-7* 2-10 1-9* t-7* 1 -4 3-1 1 2-6 2-7* 3-0* 33* 5-6 5-6* 4-7'* 5-6* 3-8* NO *0* 4.9* 1-5'* 2-0 2-7* 1-9* 2-8* 3-4* 0-9 1-4* M 0-7* 2-10 1-9* 1.7'* 1 -4 0.11 2-6 2-7* 3-6* 3-9* 5-6 5.6* 4-7* 5-6* 3-8* 1.2 4-0* 4.9* 1-5* 2-0 3-1 * 1-9* 2-8* 3-10* 0-9 1.4* M 0-7* 2-10 1-9* 1-7* 1.4 o-l 1 1-2 0-10 30-0 0-4 0-3 0-2* 38 11500 i-2 0-11 35-0 0-4 0-3 0-2* 43 1650 1-2 1-0 35-0 0-4 0-3 0-2* 40 1800 150 ib American Standord flenga. Eight % , boif*. 9* in. bolt circJa. 3*4 2-6 2-7* 4.0* 4-3* 5-6 5-6* 4-7* 5-6* 3-8* I .4 4-0'* 4-9* 1-5* 2-0 3-7* 1-9'* 2-8* 4-4* 0-9 1.4* 1-1 0-7* 2-0 1-9* 1 -7* t 4 0-1 1 1-2 1-0 40-0 0-4 0-3 3-2* 53 1950 i5 | ]* | str 2-10 3-0 3-6* 3-9* 6-1 6-2 5-2* 6-2 4-1 1-2 4.5* 5-4* 1-6 2-4 3-1* 2-2 3-0* 3-10* 0-1 1 * 1-9* 1-3* 0-8* 3-2 1-9* 1.9 1.4 0-M 2-10 3-0 4-2* 4-5* 6-1 6-2 5- 2 * 6-2 4.1 1-5 4-5* 5-4* 1-6 2-4 3-9 2-2 3-0* 4-6* 0-1 1* 1-9* 1-3* o-8% 3-2 1-9* 1-9 1-4 0-1 1 2-10 3-0 4-10 5-1 6-1 6-2 5-2* 6-2 4-1 7 4-5* 5-4* 1 -6 2-4 4-5 2-2 3-0* 5-2 0-1 t * 1 -9* 1-3* 0-8* 3-2 1-9* 1-9 1-4 0-M 11--16 35-0 0-4 0-4 0-3 58 2250 1-6 1-2 40-0 0-4 0-4 . 0-3 65 2475 1-6 1-3 40-0 0-4 0-4 0-3 73 2725 388 | 389 2-10 3-0 5-7 5-10 6-1 6-2 5-2* 6-2 4.1 M0 4-5* 5-4'* 1.6 2-4 5-2 2-2 3-0* 5-11 0- n * 1-9* 1-3* 0-8% 3-2 1-9* 1-9 1-4 0-1 1 3-5 3-7 4-8 4-1 I 6-10 6-10* 5-10* 7.2 *6* .4 4-10* 6-0* 1-6 2.M 4.3 2-7 3-8 5-0 11 * 1-M * 1-6* 0-10% 3-7* 2-3 1-9* 1-8 ?-0 1-6 1.4 45-0 0-4 0-4 0-3 92 3000 1-0 1-4 35-0 0-6* 0-4 0-3 82 3375 3810 3-5 3-7 5-4 5-7 6-10 6-10* 5-13* 7-2 4-6* 16 4-10* 6-0* 6 :. i 4-1 1 2-7 3-8 5-8 1-1* Ml* 1-6* 0-10% 3-7* 2-3 1-9* 1-8 '0 1-8 1-5 40-0 0-6* 0-4 3-3 90 3650 i 3811 j 3812 35 3-7 6-0 6-3 6-10 6-10* 5 i 0* 7-2 *6* ' -8 4-10* 6-0 * '6 5.6*1 2-7 3-8 6-3* 1.1 * M I* 1-6* o-io% 3-7* 2-3 '9* 1-8 i.O 3-5 3-7 6-7 6-10 6-10 6* I O'* 5-:0'/j 7-2 46* 4- ' O '/J Yz. 2-7 3-8 6-i 1 li* M'* 1 -6* O-l 3V* 3-7* 2-3 '97, 1-8 1.0 1-6 45-0 0-6* 0-4 3-3 99 3850 1-8 1-6 50-0 0-6 ' 0-4 :-3 107 4200 Kewanee-Ross Corporation KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 19 1 Round type "R* 4 sizes . . .. 96,000 to 216,000 Btu 400 to -900 sq ft steam . 64'0.'to. 1440 sq ft water ^Highercomfort standards .lor' homes, -V -tr.yovrn Jc signs featuring cnjargtd '.vmdow'ar^as .:nj ;n : .r>h :yrci.. tar more rcHt arid wall `ar.j$ a : :.gh./r hearing ^yproblern^ on rhe.*S'i}er. Tiuv.proSL'v. :> rix-r rv VTKeV arieelRound' R."- * .L - . Sturdily built of-'heavy, ^tctrl plate' .-n : , . S !. . v^i'aanv extra vears. .Fearures^uriusL:a^'::v^ur!d.lHill^ " i!c. R- ' .. syirh a capacity, to .handle i.ircv yi\ ,. Capacious steam space hofd> -m.- t steam]!: for. unusual ^JcfiunJs - *i K \.v.J "R" can be tired1 above* its rated capuci:v ..:vi ^ to opehreAvttn c-rhciency... , 1 * ' ' Two-pass tubes provide pioneer trawl : .r-*.he hot cases retaining them in the boiler until ..il /:]' is transferred to the water. Spinnar Biadai a :Vi ca-cs against tube'walls assuring maximum 'lK.it :: . Well insulated sturdy cast iron doors, rim JiWr and frame ,ire precision, cround inj -. ;;.d mli asbestos' rope :iusket for- a permanent wa< tu-ir " , Large/ high firebox prmsjeV sufficient 'pace tor gases to mix''with oxygen and burn'completely Shell/ of extra heavy steel, boiler plate. Keyc-rlasTmcly.. welded; into, one piece, ready* to set on ;t>' ba<c.' Wlde/'free waterways' assure .r.ip.d . liuia^.n/ sweeping steam bubbles quickly and.'v'ith*'ut'v'-'oor. tV-ru up.to*.the unobstructed release area at the, .\ater ims - Heavy steel base can *:ake'f it/ \\ oh ; R. :nj yjacket?\basc,;may ;be.swung t.irounJ( to :i.y`:i nr. rear^side'or.any angle. Domestic- hot' water, coll/ brazed m St.*nzy --t- . tings .:and, mounted on. *tccl/plate !>vith` ! e>nut> and', rubber gaskets.-pros ides ample hot>a atcr r- r laundry and bath. '` :J ' * - ratings mechanically fired -- oil, gas or coal toil* numhet SBl net rating 'connected radiation plus fiat water load) --steam or vapor --wafer --Btv per Sour. i' soft sd ft 1000's 1714 ,t i , 400 640 96 firing rate--oil gplt*. --gas Btv per hour ' stoker ** 1000'. lb per nr 1,4 ISO ' '.6 heating surface furnace volume firebox volume, far itaker firing safety valve capacity 10 M Cu ft cu ft <b steam-pe* nr 24 44 3.7 120 ! * Fuel burning rotes based on t 40,000 Btu oil. *" Based on coal having 1 2,000 Btu per ibos fired. *t Standard equipment--Spinner bledc for oil or gas. Soot and fiue scrapers. it Standard trim, steam--Compound (team ond vacuum gage, water cage. wo gage . 1711 ' ' .171* 1737* ' ..... `. 330 13? " 1 - ., , U1. . , *' ' . ' 700 " J .1 20 ' ' '6v . J- . . ( ! . ,, i /, '440 i *i :6' , ... u 21 32 -6.4 - . /' 3i5r ! -J ! ; 41 - ' 8:?-; . , ' : 33 ..4)5 * -- . \ : 53 .'*'84' ... ' / 'r . 3` 160 .r. , | .205 \ : , `` : ; ! :s5 ,l ' ' 1737 not furnished for i*oke '"-"T. 1' '/ . cocks, V in. safety vdhre.* Thei extra 1 Vi, in. 'tapping - in top of bOiler may be -ted tor pressure control. .* a " *-;"** '* Water--Combination alntudegoge ond. thermometer. I 20 dimensions and data (feet inches) boiler number unjocbeted square jacket (o<) or got only; round |Qck# bo<ler diameter ArDo*'"ir><ida diomiii' --average height A--ia*grr overall 9--base diame'er C---*<3ter 'n* height D-->wcr con connection be>qnf C--mon outlet--height p-- --diornatar G-- --'o ooiien ;en'*f i----ear 'learqnce--oaiier 'o wail J--- flaor *3 DOttO`< `f r<-"dOor K--'owd 'ccer diameter --quara locket--wtqtn l -- --<ength m-- --front clearance N---*'11.-nym burner 'uoe length. . 0--omaustton chombef"tgth, inude --"drk, iMide cn.mnav---- :* --*i eight Ov*s>ae iur*cce *3 caver, vniacketed opprasimote weight--umacketed --ocketed **Q --lacieted J \q 1* : id i lb | IB j * Coil connection titan ! m. poe tor fwq outlets, 34 m, pipe far four outlets. 1734 17J4MQ 17J4J i V :8 i '0 i-d'/j 22 3a 3-5'/, 3 31/, 3-7 ! 6 J-t 3-b^a ' 71/, * - ' J,4 2 '' 3 a-/, 5''t 3-8 ; ''v 23-3 :4 300 ' 1 00 335 173 J 173SMQ 17353 2-V/j i.n 20 4-10 J-5'A 3-1 1 3-8'/j 3-6 !/g 3-3 !-<?*/, 0-7V< 1-8 2-5/4 3-3 4-t ! -6 0-8 'V/i O-lO'/j : 8 * ' -o 3C-0 35 920 1 200 9*0 1738 1738MQ 173*3 2-*'/j 2-2 2-2 5 - 0 '/* 2-8'/, 4-1 3-'3,-'i 3-av, 3-5 : -11 0-7*4 ' 8'/j 2-8'/* J-a 4-1 1 2-1 3-9 ' 3 '/j ' -3 :-8 > o 35-0 41 1 l 30 1450 n 7J 1737 1737MQ 2 5 7j 2-2 2-2 ;-)/! 2-3 ,/j 4. 1 ja i 3 ' '; 3-7\ : 9' : 3* 4-1 1 2.. 0-5 ! 3 '! o ' : : i0 0 47 1 400 1700 Kewanee-Ross Corporation Q<i * iiwnm t(nw & VeMwe CeraarexM KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 21 VT510 Cottage Boiler ... oil or gas 77,000 Btu . . . 510 sq ft water The C-.Jttaae Boiler is Kesvanee's answer to the lone standing ntcJ for a qti.a::-, steel boiier tor small homes. It provides i " Mttom.tlii toi-.ej h'H e ;t . with _ :-p-! e domestic hot tester tor kitthen. laundry ,;nJ bath at a pr\e w ithm -he reach of modest budgets. In its attractive steel jacket it j space only 2.s x 2 s in. Though rated at ",000 Btu. it .5 curable of carrying so',- more than its rated capacity. features A Hinged double cover on tubes tor Jlcjnmc. 3 Toppings tn boiler shell provi^ hood provides u?'. ; all automatic c.-n:' C Domestic hot water coil made in one amt. .. v.c-- storage rank type, easily inserted any time through :op \..J 0 Vertical tubes with spinners >crub hot hue - i r,o ; .kc -Jls thus a>iurmg greater heat t'-n^tcr 'input du kmc draft. E High firebox permits tho-oucu oicr.bustnn *t fuel and - y.d heat transfer. f Heavy gage welded steel construction h\ Jr. ^rudiv tested at 150 lbs. tor maximum *ater working pressure .*r l mi lbs. <5 Sturdy cast iron fire-cover plate with tree 'umc.ng rutfback sar'erv swivel tor observing flame. Refractory lined r .-.r.i warping H Universal flange tits practically any tfance mounted m: burner Square mounting may be provided fur gas burners. 1 Stainless steel combustion chamber m.up--a? tion ot oil. Installed easily through riredoor opening. :< Insulation refractory fill-in keeps door coui and h. i -,r ear inside. Standard teuipmenl--Burner <nounrmg Aonge; ipmmr blades n m* lube*. flu* scraper. Standard mm - Cambon alMude 909* od `h#rom#t*f; noii*t Button thomDrr for gii-fir.ng suooi*d or extra cot*. t>e> 4cq ,;-n- ratings and dimensions (feet-mches) bailor number SM not ratmg (connected radialion pba bet water lead} ---water .. .................................................................... p ft --8tw per Hour.... 1 000* Armg rote--o*i gpfi* --got 8tv per Hour.. Hearing surface. ArtpoK volume. ....... ihimney--*1** 1 Q00`t iq ft cu ft *--rieigHt aouve Cl smoke outlet smoke outlet to boiler center.......... wafer coil connection Height** ... . ............... flow connection Height ... bait--ciamitif foe 'mg door clearance. oporox. wetght. ockerad M .. lb fuel burning 'of* based on 140,000 8fu o*L "Coil connection uteia '/i in. tank!***, * in. for storage tank. VTSI0 510 77 l1 144 19 2.9 0-8 i 0-8 1 2-0 0-11* 4-3* 4-1* 5-10 650 f Uf*T 22 * VT510-U Cottage Boiler-Burner Unit oil fired only Now the very efficient Kewanee Cottage Boiler (described on opposite page) is iviilable as a Boiler-Burner Unit complete with an .ill-star cast of accessories. Built, assembled, tested and substan tially crated at the factory. this complete un.t can be moved onto the job and installed with minimum time and labor. The boiler and burner, all controls, pump, safety and relict valve, etc., are quality products ... all having ' won their spurs1' on thousands of installations. Standard equipment includes: & Air relief fitting eliminates anv accumulation .-f u; ur system. -. , or 3 Water relief valve is ASME rated to open JI a prs.--.ur-. ,,r M :b. ... an important safety factor. C Draft control equalizes variations in draft and -aves tael 0 Stack control a safety switch that -huts off burner in , ... t -mnon or dame failure and presents operation until manuaih .,-t. c Theraltimeter ... a combination altitude, pressure and tempera ture page. t Domestic hot water coil for tankless operation rjises rhe tem perature of ISO gallons of water 100 per hour. G Blanket insulation one inch thick conserves heat. H Circulating pump is precision built with oil lubricated bearings and thermal overload equipment. Silent in operation. 1 Oil burnor operates smoothly and quietly while providing pertect combustion of the fuel. K High and low limit operating controls operate ;he burner in accordance with the temperature of the boiler s wjter A visible scale and external adiustment makes regulation easy. ^ Room thermostat either line voltage "r low voltage with relay furnished when specified. Jacket: Attractive steel jacket m two-tone eften enamel complt:elv encloses the boiler, burner and all controls It v*ccupies a -.pace >-! <mlv 25*; x 5S inches and is less than 5 feet in hucht The minimum ot 12 inches needed bttuten back "t Uuler jnJ wall permits .nstallacion almost any place. ratings and dimensions (feet--inches) bailor nvtnbar n#r ration (connectd radiation piwe hot wotor load) --wotor... . iq ft --<tu o*< *ovr 1000's flrmp rate--oil gph* neofine surface... flrtooi voiumo eh*mn#f--sue , , ... --**egbt above CL smoke ouH#t........... woror co*( connection uto ia ft CU ft 'fuai bwrnmg rat# bated on 1 40,000 Ihi oil. VTSIO-U 510 77 11 19 2.9 0-8 s 0-8 !2-0 o-ovs Kewanee-Ross Corporation KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 23 Tabasco .v. a direct-fired wafer heater '') oil, gas or hand-fired coal . . . ^16546 700 gph, 50* rls ; i ,t: VC'Hile many !water Heaters are rated on their ability to raise ;.1^^R,at'er'*t'emperature 25s per hour. Tabasco.ratitiis .ire based ' ;on."a rise of';56f. : so they do twice the job. v - v ' ;!>'. ; '',,r ' v '' :. ,'Built of 'rugged steel plate, heavier, than code rcuuireinent*. . j(and constructed :fbrK100 lb working pressure (liv.irost.ir.i.; test pressure of 150 lb) Tabasco .Water Hcatc-rs-*,1.,-: dr.riv V` r' - Vi,*'. v . , - , J' . . - i- ' * ,.j^ strong to stand the high pressures of city water irums: , ", ;(k. With mbst.qf its primary'heating: surface ^directly o'er the. >^'[ 'fire, ^Tabasco is, a fast heater,while, being economical' in* its use of fuel i. i; V Alf'cast" parts. tare; unusually, heavy: And if hand tireJ coal f' ' ,t-. I?' v*4 V * ? * 1 js useditne.'.furnace ;door is. large enough so a regular scoop : ! 1 . shoyel.can be used. As many thousands of installations prove, L a JCewanee Tabasco, truly "stands the gatf,'" evc-ir when . roughly used. >. v'. ^| -m$'tiM.cooc *MCt.ATC -- SMC*C OUTtCT ratings; ., Keefer nember oft: on ;w ; on on! ! - cooodty hot water. 50* rise.. gph ' firing rote oil gph*.. v --goi-Ctu per hour. 1000`s 165 7 98 250 M* 154 400 1.7 238 550 2.3 32J 700 30 420 grot* area.': . . , :T . . to ft 0.96 1.25 i. "fuel burning rotes bated on 1 40.000 Btw oil. 2.1 , dimensions and data ifeet-mchesi j 4 3.2 ..r - 3.2 ASMOUt j i 0 1 . <p i -i tlTM'll <2` ------------ B----------- - riMCOOOM G.H OBAU S-AACO r! A the! diameter.'. 6--base diameter:. 0--heater height. s '1-6` ` 1-9 2-1 1.7, 1-10 r 2-2 4-0 4^3 5-0 2-7 2-8 4-10, 2-7 2-0 5-6, ' '6 nwofce outlet diameter...1^ | ' f--firepat diameter.. . , 0.6 s, 0^ 1-1V4 1.4 0-8 1.8 0*8 0-8 2 -0'/a 20 '4 T 0 V 'c^Ti ummitTi / C3At / SKATl Jc G m firedoor opening in heater1 width 0-8 *6 0*8% 1-044 1-0)6 H*"' ., >. t. j 'height. o. 0-8 0-9 0-9 i ftow,ti*a. return site. . .. .. ; r. 0.1 6 ,0-116 0-2 V: `0-1 ^ o-i vt 0*2 ,|. 'deanoi* plug.size':.. 0-t vs 0-1:16 0-2 outtido surface to cover........... , sq ft M 17, 27 ' 0-2*6 0-216 . 0^2 32 10% 0-9. 0-2'6 0.2'/* 0-2 38 approAimate weight--heater theNV . ib rr^ate ond castings .-Ib > --total... ...............Ib 290 140 430 350 ICO 530 620 220 840 800 300 1100 980 290 1270 24 I I v Cottage VT5I0-DW . .. direct-fired water heater 140 gallons . . . 100* rise For :n abundance of hot water f.:it the Kewanee Cottage Boiler used as a direa-lired water heater provides a moit u:iusuai performance. Teamed w ith any good oil or ca. burner it operates with a surprising economy in the use ot tucl. vet it requires very little tioor space. Enclosed in an attractive steel jacket it is only Ji \ ' n. am! less than 5 ft high. Built according to ASME o ue. ,t > tested with 130 lb hydrostatic pressure for workmc pr,.s.,.rm up to 100 lb. Easy fo clean: Simply remove the 8 bolts. the cover plate and tubes can be reached for scale remo-.d . also the top of firebox. An important feature n ai.ties where water conditions are adverse. typical piping connections (diagram at left) A For most favorable circulating conditions storage rank should be placed a* high above the heater as hejJroom permits. FLOW ,SUPPLY INLET Cold water supply should enter storage tank throuch pipe A\"din; to within 6 in. of bottom. RELIEF 4VALVE ( STORAGE \ TANK " \ j= / Return circulating line between tank and heater should connect .it bottom of tank nppmite cold water miet. Hot water rtow line should connect at either end or top i>r rank Return mav connect to the back of the hearer or to any other of the bottom openings. 1 COTTAGE BOILER i .1 !l 1 ------- jj ;l CIRCULATING- RETURNS ratings number cepecitV 100c Hu 8** 100" tiie 3 hr Arinf Pot* i 9* | btv *or hr \ 1 /O) i ! jj 1 RETURN J g DRAIN VT51Q-0W UO 420 *Fu*l burning rates basd on I 40,000 8tv oiL dimensions (feet--inches) 1.1 | ) 44,300 I bmlor numbor PO. smoh* owHot chimnoy Hv two six* | tight STS 10-0W mi M I O-i 0- V* 0-7 0-8 i 0-8) >6-0 Kewanee-Ross Corporation * .......... fc !> i Cmermrim KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 25 capacities and dimensions storage water heaters . 50 to 6000 gph . : , .VThere "varying quinrities.ot hur*-ater are um.J rucu- laiMncervals v\ . ar.J exhaust ur live steam is a\a: able , Kewanee Storage; Vy'aiet Heaters provide a \crv useful./ervice;With hearing G'i Is capable -? hc.trm * ^tq-6000 gallons,rot water per hour i(raisin*: ":i: tt.: iw > !fcom 40up CO . tS/K;) and'stor'age tanks .? r,-. :: h* 'gallons,.capacity; water can .be heated and i^.nr.jl itcd. insuring; jh ample'suppUv at any, time.AvVn. ui ting >r\<**. L*rlitad on:;He boilcrs;< r other steam A. . The /heating.`element is- constructed A *r - hvac . ^perfrtub'ing behtmtoa t' shape, which r..k.>.v .re \r expansion of the tubes, m >cmce. Tubes '?* v.. "rolled Jnto'rthe *tube^shcet and held in place ^ ':_ port;plates;to" prevent vibration and 'wear. S: are; df^Heavy^design., accurately machined, ,.na' ::\rz ndrihternal'gaskets bfrioint'to leak." ? ' The,-.veiyJ-wide- range .of ^capacities of tanks and hearing. . ` coils^makes it "possible to tit almost any operating condi* tioniwich one of these standard units. ' vr ' V ';* - - *"!* (' y* ^ _. Vi-4rf tr* jar - 1. C moOtutlaertte _ 7C -- | ^CSiMC y ''t co'NldCwtT et* ---- 4--'----------- . _v c - ^ia*-cra.p v- coil data tW . inches) heating call else end ne. A--2d A--5 A--10 S--5 8--20 1--25 C--10 C--40 0--50 0-^75 o--ioo 8--150 6--200 6--250 300 hooting cep. 'OM 40" to 180P with steam at etmeephertc preeeere so i oo 4 200 300 400 500 600 S00 1000 1500 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 surface , .2.5 I ,r-' '5 ; 4 to - IS 20 ` 25 1 10 1 40 . 1 50 ` 75 | too < 150 I 200 1 250 1 300 heet* tentel lenfe min. I-"** ,, stemm inlet outlet s 1-6 - 0-2 2-6 *0-2 5-6 . 0-2 0-1' 0-1 0-t %t: 4-8 ' 0* 2 !/i > 0-1%, 4.4 0-2%' 0.1% 5:6 .. 0-2W 0-1%' 5-0 ' 0-4. 0-2 * S-0 , 0-4 0-2,; 5-0 6-6 8-4 - 0-5 0-5 0-5 0-2% 1 0-2% 7-4 - 0-8 - 0-4 9-4 0*8 *, 0-4 ' 9**4 . 0i8:.,, . ,0-4 f 8-4 0-0 0.5 Openings 2Vj in. and smelter art pipetaraad. larger openings furnished with compan*on flange. tank data - inches) lenh. Mr i, " ' lenh site *' a ;v C die' , ltfi : *. water P , inlet ft' blew- 'outlet off ' 2404* ` 2405 2404 2107 '5 118 . 1 41 ' , !;61, 2-0 *;o 2.0* JS-02*0 * 6-0: 2 0. .7.0 1-2 ,1.2 1 -2 1-2 2-0 2-0 0-5 V* 0*2% 2-6 2-0 0-5% 0-2% 3-0 2-0 0"5%| 0-2% 3.6 2-0 0:5 % j 0-2% 0- V, 0-1 % o-ry, j--ii t%/ -3005 .3004 3007' 3008 a 80^ 215 255 285 2-6* 5-0 ` l - 4 ' 2-6'*<' 6-0 M .4 2-6 * 7-0 1.4/ 2-6 8-0' 5 1.4^ 2-6 3-0 3-6 4*9 2-6 0-5% 0-27, 2-6 0-5% 0.27, 2-6 0-5% 1 0-2% 2;6- 0-5% 0-2% 0-1% . 0-1 % 0-1 %` 3.: Vi .3404 3407 3408 ,3409 ;34I0 ;-310. 3-0 * ,6-0 >365 13-0 * 7.0, 415 , 3-0 * 8-0r ' <475 3-0 * 9-0 "'500 r 3-0-i 16-0 (.4 1.4 iii i*4. 1:4 . 3.0 3-6 4-0 4-6 5-05 3-0 3-0 3-0'3.0 3-0' 0-5% 0-5% 0-5% 0-5% 0-5% 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 , 3-1 Oi I % 3-} % 0- r % 0-1 V| 4207 4208. 4209 4210 4212 ,4214 . 500 , 3-6 * 7-0 , 575 3^6 m 8-0. 650 1 3-4 *, 9-0 ' 720 3-6 *10-0 -860 3-6 *12-0 1000- 3-6 * U-0 1-4 1 -4 y 1-4 1-4 1-4 1-4 3-6 4-0 4-4 5-0 6-0 . 7-0 3-6 0-6% 3-6 0-6% 3-4 |0-6H 3-6 (0-6H 3-6 0-6% 3-6 ' 0-6% 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-3 0-2 0-2 0-2 1 0-2 0-2 ` , 3-2 T 4810 4812 4814. 940' 1125. 1300" 4-0 * 10-0 4-0 * 12-0 4-0 14-0 1-6 1-6 1.6 5-0 4.0 0-6% 0-4 6-0 4-0- 0-6% 0-4 " 7-0; ,4-0 0-6% 0-4 ' 3-2% 3-2% 0-2% 5410 \j<'1* 54l`4 1190 1425 1665. 4-4 * 10*0 1-6 4-4 * 12-0 1-6 4-6 14-0 . ?e j 5-0 6-0 7-0 3-^ 0-6 0-4 3-6 0-6 0-4 3-6 0-6 - 0-4 3-2% 0-2% 3-2% 6010 , 6012 , 6014 6014 1400 1700 2000 2240, 5-0 a 10-0 5-0 * 12*0 5-0 a 14-0 5-0 a 16-0 1.8 1.8 1.8, 1-8 5-0 6-0. 7-0. 8-0 1-6 0-6 3-6 0-6 3-6 0-6 3-6 0-6 0-4 0-4 0-4 0-4 0* 2 % 0*2% 0-2% 3-2% auiil. top site M J.l M .0*1 3-1 3-1 3-1 0-1 . 3-1 3-1 3-1 D-i 3- % 0- Vi 3- % 3-1% 3-'7: 3- % 3-1 % 3- % 3- % 3-1% V| ' 3-'.%, 3- % 3- % Shtfl openings A$M{ code over 125 lb iwp and over 2 in. diameter are flange* *oi*is. 2 y 26 fans for every size boiler VC'hen sou are up ac.unsi a jirncLsie '(.Jkk rr-hle:n, your Kcwance Boiler can be turm bed 'Aim 'ompiete induced drart equipment These jnus are designed to provide const mt (airhouun .idiuvrable) predetermined draft r.-r Coders, both ni*:h and low pressure, and will thsr.md due u.is temperatures up to bN)' F -.wr ..n maximum r.-oin temperature -t Id51 F. Designed as a ">trauht riir-uah ' unit nx-se in duced draft tans are ui-iK ins'aikj md . m be mounted in anv position as a ri.inu.d -^iien of breeciunt; or st.uk. Not onlv are these units low m , quire minimum maintenance, but :u; o boiler efficiency at all !. ads. rccardL's t ^ conditions. < For further informati. n and c-arriete .h::. n in duced Jraft fans r< r Ke.v.intc boil- . .is...; .,.Lr nearest Kcwanec Sales Office. Illustration of left shows (top) (^'s-trage induced draft bifwrcotor with 3-phaie vo --speed motor and companion flongei, Ibortor me-step speed controller, magnetic starter and -button iration. A Photo courtesy of MlnnoapolU-Mollne Company, Kantae City, Kantae Photo courteiy of Natrona Mill*, Inc., Wichita Falls, Texas Kewanee-Ross Corporation Qfc^W * Initf Mr t Um4w4 Smmtt Cmwmmmi KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 27 indirect hot water heating coils for commercial firebox and scotch type boilers Kcwanee boilers are all built to accommodate indirect u.ner heating coils . . . either storage or instantaneous upe . which can be installed at the factory, or after the Si.;.r on the job. Copper tubing of generous size, brazed into bronze rit: ncs ends tapped with standard pipe threaJs . . . Iixknuts and ring gaskets . . . boiler steel mounting plate full face sheet rubber gaskets . . . make these coils emcieat and long lasting. In tables below the symbol SR6-2-1 means a single row o: j pipes 24 inches long . . . DR8~t2 a double tow of - pipes 42 inches long. capacities storage tank operation better number 5174-78 51 79 and max site $86-24 SR8-24 DR6-24 088-24 088-30 1 088-30 088-36 5180.81 2 088-36 088-42 2 088-42 51 84 5185 088-48 2 088-48 3 088-48 088-54 ! 3 088-54 I 088-60 j 3 086-60 rated capacity letel gal. healed 40 -140 ' 3 hn in better water fetal 180' P 90 55 120 70 3.9 160 no 6.0 240 145 7.7 320 190 9.9 640 380 19.8 400 800 240 480 11.9 23.8 480 960 290 580 140 28.0 560 1 1 20 1680 335 670 1005 1 6.1 32.2 48.3 640 1920 385 1155 18.2 54,6 720 2160 430 1290 20.3 | 40.9 cell baiter number end max (lie 7180 DR8-66 088-72 088-78 2 088-78 088-84 2 088-84 7181 0*1-90 088-96 2 088-9* 7183,84 7114 088-102 2 088-102 3 088-102 7185 7187-90 088-1081 088-114 2 088-1 14 0*1.1 20 3 088-120 rated capacity Petal gal. heated 40M40: 3 hre in bailer water 212' f 110' P 800 S8Q 960 1920 480 530 575 ! 150 1040 2080 625 1250 1 1 20 1 200 2400 670 720 1 440 1280 2560 3840 770 1540 2310 1 360 1 440 2880 815 865 1730 1520 4560 910 2730 instantaneous flow Petal surface d H 22.4 24.5 26.6 53.2 28.7 57.4 30.8 329 65-8 35.0 70.0 105.0 37.1 39.2 78.4 40.3 1 20.9 JSC* ne. -- 1 5176-78 5179-8! 5182-85 5186-88 7180-65 7186-90 5189.90 sae TON-1 QON-1 QON. 2 2 QON-2 OOn-3 QON-4 3 QON-4 QOn-7 3 QON-7 OON-8 2-QON-8 3 QON-8 3 QON-8 rated capacity gel. heated 40 1 hr 220 280 350 700 420 490 1 *70 600 1800 700 1400 2100 2100 1 min 3.7 4.7 5.8 11 6 70 1.2 24 6 10 0 30.0 1 1.7 23.4 35.1 35.1 Information on coils far LM-800 bo*(ers on oppikorion. Any eotl shorter then the maximum lengths listed above may be substituted >n each boiler where (ess hot water capacity it required. Coil inter one outlet seme site iron pipe lop, 1 in. on TON end 1 'A in. on QON instantaneous otso 1 Vi in. on OR end 1 in. on 58 storage tank cofe. loiel surface a.7 !37 2 3.1 46 8 23 0 32 6 '7 3 4)0 40 7 -3 4 14) | 140.1 28 *... indirect hot water heating coils for residential boilers Kcwanee boilers for home he.mng can be uouipped w ith :ndirect water heating coils (storage tank or instantaneous type) either at the factory or after the boiler :s .r.staiied and in use. All are made with openings to .kcommod.u. -tie hot 'uter coils and it is necessary to remove only -he . -i otx-n.ng plate, insert the coil, ind bolt it into place Kewanee coils for domestic hot water are substantially built for long, trouble-ftee use and efficient operation. The tapper tubing is brazed into bronze fittings mounted on a steel mounting plate with locknuts and gasket. Cod .pus are tapped to receive standard pipe thread. capacities storage tank operation instantaneous flow I reted capacity j reted capacity beiler number and gallant heated 40 -I40J 3 hre turface ne 40 - 40'gallons heated ' 1 in 180 surface max sixe m better water 212 f >80 * iq ft site bailer water 1 hr 1 mm q ft Any coil shorter than the maximum Square-Heot type 8'* bailor SA6-24 S08-34 90 120 55 30 70 3 9 length* fitted at left may be substituted in each baiter where lest hot water capacity is required. l 0*6-34 180 1 10 6 3 TON. 1 220 3 7 1 14 7 3*1 i 0*8-34 240 145 GOn. : 2 SO ! 47 >87 303 3*3, 5 3*4. o 3*9 3*7 3*10 3*8 3*11 3*12 0*8-30 0*8-36 i 0*8-43 0*8-48 0*8-54 0*8-60 0*8-60 0*8-66 0*8-72 320 400 480 560 640 720 720 800 880 190 240 290 335 385 430 | 430 480 : 530 99 i1 9 '4 3 '5 1 82 l *'2 3 J0 3 1 22 4 1 24 5 qon.: GO*.3 GCN.4 GO*.4 GOn-7 GON.7 GCn-8 GON-8 GON-8 350 420 490 . 1 5.8 23 4 7.0 28 0 3.2 32.6 490 3.2 32 6 500 '0.0 ; 40.0 300 1 1 0 0 , 40 0 700 ! l 1.7 46 7 700 < U.7 *6 7 700 11.7 46 7 Coil inlet and outlet same tut iron pipe tap, t in* on TON and 1 '/* in, on QQN instantaneous, also I V* in. on DR and l in. on SR storage tank coils. Round typo "R" boiler 1734. ! 735, !7 36, 1737 A65 1734, 1735, 1734, 1737 1 73S, 1736, 1737 :736, 1737 Cl 50 0200 j} ,; 55 40 2 0 _------------------------ 1----------------------;--- 150 200 90 ! 120 5.0 ' 4.6 5*0* 5N35 EN36 1 7,210 250 i 1 29 3.5 ! i40 4 2 i 16.5 Squaredeat bailees have tapping each side foe external water heater, alto on right side far law water cuNolf with plug. Cottaga bailor T. & tVT510 V-55 55 i 35 : i 9 /.l 80 130 j 3.0 | 10.75 Kewanee-Ross Corporation 0*>mm et <wwm lMr * i<W< Sn C*r*m**m KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 29 o boiler support brackets and structural steel suspension for turrui.c height (be-,end the code stand ards), Kewjnee structural iteel suspension offers i solid setting independent of furnace brieksv ork. The icusnec bearing plate brackets cue support tor settinc the boiler on a separate masonry base. vVELOED tq ! BOILER -^A . Ll. BRACKET- LOW RESSURE BOILERS o0a .0 0 "0 00 00 BRACKET- MICH PRESSURE BOILERS i specifications boiler support brackets F t low pressure hu-box and T\ pe C ` boiler-. the sup port brackets 'lull o-nsot ut two pairs of >tcei bearing plates, each with -wo gussets welded to the boiler at the bottom or the waterleg. Each gusset to have a l: m hole for wiring insulation to the boiler For high pressure h rebox boilers. :wo pairs or forged steel welded beanne plate brackets Jrtlled tor -ecure fastening it bottom of the waterleg with -tud bolts. ' On high and low pressure hrebu\ S*11c.r the barrel shall be Nuppored bv a cast iron A frame bick-tand grouted "n mjv'nrv pier specifications structural steel suspension >UNpen5r>n 'hall consist of four steel H-columns with "'earing nljtt-v <ne pair each side of boiler and eight rams ut forged steel brackets fastened to boiler -arely and to provide lateral stability according to ASME con'rructi'.n , >de Each H-column shj|| be securely bolted to two pairs <'f boiler brackets. On firebox boilers the birrJ shall be supported by an "A' frame hackstand of 'tie! members jnd bracing with top uddle and bottom bearing plares welded into one unit. Ail column and hackstand bearing platen ha\e holt holes r-r anchoring "> undanon (Anchor bolts not furnished b\ Kcw anee.) 30 BEARING BRACKETS-TYPE C BOILERS BEARING BRACKETS-H1CH PRESSURE 3QLERS SUPPORTING COLUMNS- type c Supporting columns & backstand 1 ) a a A r safety valves boilers over 15 lb swp Number and size vines with valve setting. All boilers haw'ne '00 sq fr or less of heating surface furnished with one \ahe. Boilers haunt; more than 500 sq ft of heating surface furnished with two or more valves. Manufacturer reserves right to use separate outlets or yokes as .ondinons require. boilers 15 lb swp One or more valves furnished depending on required capacity. typical boiler installations ith Or Pepper Company Dallas, Too* Two Kewanee "500" soriot high pressure bailor* (tight Hotel Mead Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Throe Kowanoo SquareHeat typo "R" bailor* Loft Saint Mary's Hospital La Salle, Illinois Throe Kewanee Hi-test boiler* Right Ohio Form Bureau Office Building Columbus, Ohio Three Kewanee type "C boiler* Kewanee-Ross Corporation Ofciii < I itmtatt 1--mi Cwwmmm KEWANEE, ILLINOIS 31 branch offices Kewanee Boiler Division APPLETON, Wl$. P. O. Box 333 ARDMORE, PA. Suburban Squore Building ATLANTA, GA. 955 W. Marietta Si., N.W. BALTIMORE, MD. 2301 N. Charles Si. 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