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Absolute pressure 117

Absolute zero 80

Accessibility of Babcock & Wilcox boiler 59

Acidity in boiler feed water 106

Actual evap. corresponding to boiler horse power 288

Advantages of Babcock & Wilcox boilers 61

Stoker firing 195

Water tube over fire tube boilers 61

Air, composition of 147

In boiler feed water 106

Properties of 147

Required for combustion 152, 156

Specific heat of 148

Supplied for combustion 157

Vapor in 149

Volume of 147

Weight of 147

Alkalinity in boiler feed water 103

Testing feed for 103

Altitude, boiling point of water at 97

Chimney sizes corrected for 248

Alum in feed water treatment 106

A. S. M. E. code for boiler testing 267

Analyses, comparison of proximate and ultimate 183

Proximate coal, and heating values 177

Analysis, coal, proximate, methods of 176

Coal, ultimate 173

Determination of heating value from 173

Analysis, Flue gas 155

Flue gas, methods of 160

Flue gas, object of 155

Anthracite coal 166

Combustion rates with 246

Distribution of 167

Draft required for 246

Firing 190

Grate ratio for 191

Semi 166

Sizes of 190

Steam as aid to burning 191

Thickness of fires with 191

Arches, fire brick, as aid to combustion 190

Fire brick, for 304

Fire brick, laying 305

Automatic stokers, advantages of 195

Overfeed 196

Traveling grate 197

Traveling grate, Babcock & Wilcox 194

Underfeed 196

Auxiliaries, exhaust from, in heating feed water 113

Superheated steam with 142

Auxiliary grates, with blast furnace gas 228

With oil fuel 225

With waste heat 235

Babcock, G. H., lecture on circulation of water in Boilers 28

Lecture on theory of steam making 92

Babcock & Wilcox Co., Works at Barberton, Ohio 7

Works at Bayonne, N. J. 6

Babcock & Wilcox boiler, accessibility of 59

Advantages of 61

Circulation of water in 57, 66

Construction of 49

Cross boxes 50

Cross drum 53

Cross drum, dry steam with 71

Drumheads 49

Drums 49

Durability 75

Evolution of 39

Fittings 55

Fixtures 55

Fronts 53

Handhole fittings 50, 51

Headers 50, 51

Inclined header, wrought steel 54

Inspection 75

Life of 76

Materials entering into the construction of 59

Mud drums 51

Path of gases in 57

Path of water in 57

Rear tube doors of 53, 74

Repairs 75

Safety of 66

Sections 50

Set for utilizing waste heat 236

Set with Babcock & Wilcox chain grate stoker 12

Set with bagasse furnace 208

Set with Peabody oil furnace 222

Supports, cross drum 53

Supports, longitudinal drum 52

Tube doors 53

Vertical header, cast iron 58

Vertical header, wrought steel 48

Babcock & Wilcox chain grate stoker 194

Babcock & Wilcox superheater 136

Bagasse, composition of 206

Furnace 209

Heat, value of 206

Tests of Babcock & Wilcox boilers with 210

Value of diffusion 207

Barium carbonate in feed water treatment 106

Barium hydrate in feed water treatment 106

Barrus draft gauge 254

Bituminous coal, classification of 167

Combustion rates with 246

Composition of 177

Distribution of 168

Firing methods 193

Semi 166

Sizes of 191

Thickness of fire with 193

Blast furnace gas, burners for 228

Combustion of 228

Composition of 227

Stacks for 228

Boiler, Blakey's 23

Brickwork, care of 307

Circulation of water in steam 28

Compounds 109

Development of water tube 23

Eve's 24

Evolution of Babcock & Wilcox 39

Fire tube, compared with water tube 61

Guerney's 24

Horse power 263

Loads, economical 283

Perkins' 24

Room piping 108

Room practice 297

Rumsey's 23

Stevens', John 23

Stevens', John Cox 23

Units, number of 289

Units, size of 289

Wilcox's 25

Woolf's 23

Boilers, capacity of 278

Care of 291

Efficiency of 256

Horse power of 265

Operation of 291

Requirements of steam 27

Testing 267

Boiling point 86

Of various substances 86

Of water as affected by altitude 97

Brick, fire 304

Arches 305

Classification of 304

Compression of 303

Expansion of 303

Hardness of 303

Laying up 305

Nodules, ratio of 303

Nodules, size of 303

Plasticity of 302

Brick, red 302

Brickwork, care of 307

British thermal unit 83

Burners, blast furnace gas 228

By-product coke oven gas 231

Natural gas 231

Oil 217

Oil, capacity of 221

Oil, mechanical atomizing 219

Oil, operation of 223

Oil, steam atomizing 218

Oil, steam consumption of 220

Burning hydrogen, loss due to moisture formed in 261

By-product coke oven gas burners 231

By-product coke oven gas, combustion of 231

By-product coke oven gas, composition and heat value of 231

Calorie 83

Calorific value (see Heat value).

Calorimeter, coal, Mahler bomb 184

Mahler bomb, method of correction 187

Mahler bomb, method of operation of 185

Calorimeter, steam, compact type of throttling 132

Correction for 131

Location of nozzles for 134

Normal reading 131

Nozzles 134

Separating 133

Throttling 129

Capacity of boilers 264, 278

As affecting economy 276

Economical loads 283

With bagasse 210

With blast furnace gas 228

With coal 280

With oil fuel 224

Capacity of natural gas burners 229

Capacity of oil burners 221

Carbon dioxide in flue gases 154

Unreliability of readings taken alone 162

Carbon, fixed 165

Incomplete combustion of, loss due to 158

Monoxide, heat value of 151

Monoxide, in flue gases 155

Unconsumed in ash, loss due to 261

Care of boilers when out of service 300

Casings, boilers 307

Causticity of feed water 103

Testing for 105

Celsius thermometer scale 79

Centigrade thermometer scale 79

Chain grate stoker, Babcock & Wilcox 194

Chemicals required in feed water treatment 105

Chimney gases, losses in 158, 159

Chimneys (see Draft).

Correction in dimensions for altitude 248

Diameter of 243

Draft available from 241

Draft loss in 239

For blast furnace gas 253

For oil fuel 251

For wood fuel 254

Height of 243

Horse power they will serve 250

Circulation of water in Babcock & Wilcox boilers 57, 66

Of water in steam boilers 28

Results of defective 62, 66, 67

Classification of coals 166

Fire brick 304

Feed water difficulties 100

Fuels 165

Cleaners, turbine tube 299

Cleaning, ease of, Babcock & Wilcox boilers 73

Closed feed water heaters 111

Coal, Alaska 169

Analyses and heat value 177

Analysis, proximate 176

Analysis, ultimate 173

Anthracite 166

Bituminous 167

Cannel 167

Classification of 165, 166

Combustion of 190

Comparison with oil 214

Consumption, increase due to superheat 139

Distribution of 167

Formation of 165

Lignite 167

Records 293

Semi-anthracite 166

Semi-bituminous 166

Sizes of anthracite 190

Sizes of bituminous 191

Code of A. S. M. E. for boiler testing 267

Coefficient of expansion of various substances 87

Coke 171

Oven gas, by-product, burners 231

Oven gas, by-product, combustion of 231

Oven gas, by-product, composition and heat value of 231

Coking method of firing 195

Color as indication of temperature 91

Combination furnaces 224

Combustible in fuels 150

Combustion 150

Air required for 152, 156

Air supplied for 157

Combustion of coal 190

Of gaseous fuels 227

Of liquid fuels 212

Of solid fuels other than coal 201

Composition of bagasse 205

Blast furnace gas 227

By-product coke oven gas 231

Coals 177

Natural gas 229

Oil 213

Wood 201

Compounds, boiler 109

Compressibility of water 97

Compression of fire brick 303

Condensation, effect of superheated steam on 140

In steam pipes 313

Consumption, heat, of engines 141

Correction, stem, for thermometers 80

For normal reading in steam calorimeter 131

For radiation, bomb calorimeter 187

Corrosion 101, 106

Coverings, pipe 315

Cross drum, Babcock & Wilcox boiler 52, 53, 60

Dry steam with 71

Draft area as affecting economy in Babcock & Wilcox boilers 70

Available from chimneys 241

Draft loss in chimneys 239

Loss in boilers 245

Loss in flues 243

Loss in furnaces 245

Draft required for anthracite 246

Required for various fuels 246

Drums, Babcock & Wilcox, cross 53

Cross, boxes 50

Heads 49

Longitudinal 49

Manholes 49

Nozzles on 50

Dry steam in Babcock & Wilcox boilers 71

Density of gases 147

Steam 115

Dulong's formula for heating value 173

Ebullition, point of 86

Economizers 111

Efficiency of boilers, chart of 258

Combustible basis 256

Dry coal basis 256

Increase in, due to superheaters 139

Losses in (see Heat balance) 259

Testing 267

Test _vs._ operating 278

Variation in, with capacity 284

With coal 288

With oil 224

Ellison draft gauge 254

Engine, Hero's 13

Engines, superheated steam with 141

Equivalent evaporation from and at 212 degrees 116

Eve's boiler 24

Evolution of Babcock & Wilcox boiler 39

Exhaust steam from auxiliaries 113

Expansion, coefficient of 87

Of fire brick 303

Of pipe 315

Pyrometer 89

Factor of evaporation 117

Fahrenheit thermometer scale 79

Fans, use of, in waste heat work 233

Feed water, air in 106

As affecting capacity 279

Boiler 100

Feed water heaters, closed 111

Economizers 111

Open 111

Feed water heating, methods of 111

Saving by 110

Feed water, impurities in 100

Lines 312

Method of feeding 110

Feed water treatment 102

Chemical 102

Chemical, lime and soda process 102

Chemical, lime process 102

Chemical, soda process 102

Chemicals used in lime and soda process 105

Combined heat and chemical 105

Heat 102

Less usual reagents 106

Firing, advantages of stoker 195

Methods for anthracite 190

Bituminous 193

Lignite 195

Fittings, handhole in Babcock & Wilcox boilers 50, 51

Pipe 311

Superheated steam 145

With Babcock & Wilcox boilers 55

Fixtures with Babcock & Wilcox boilers 55

Flanges, pipe 309

Flow of steam into pressure above atmosphere 317

Into the atmosphere 328

Through orifices 317

Through pipes 317

Flue gas analysis 155

Conversion of volumetric to weight 161

Methods of making 160

Object of 155

Orsat apparatus 159

Flue gas, composition of 155

Losses in 158, 159

Weight per pound of carbon in fuel 158

Weight per pound of fuel 158

Weight resulting from combustion 157

Foaming 102, 107

Fuel analysis, proximate 176

Ultimate 173

Fuel calorimeter, Mabler bomb 184

Tests, method of making 186

Fuels, classification of 165

Gaseous, and their combustion 227

Fuels, liquid, and their combustion 212

Solid, coal 190

Solid, other than coal 201

Furnace, bagasse 209

Blast furnace gas 228

By-product coke oven gas 231

Combination wood and oil 225

Efficiency of 283

Natural gas 229

Peabody oil 222

Webster 55

Wood burning 201, 202

Galvanic action 107

Gas, blast furnace, burners 228

Combustion of 228

Composition of 227

Gas, by-product coke oven, burners 231

Combustion of 231

Composition of and heat value 231

Gas, natural, burners 229

Combustion of 229

Composition and heat value of 229

Gases, chimney, losses in 158, 159

Density of 163

Flue (see Flue gases).

Path of in Babcock & Wilcox boilers 57

Waste (see Waste heat) 232

Gaskets 312

Gauges, draft, Barrus 254

Ellison 255

Peabody 255

U-tube 254

Gauges, vacuum 117

Grate ratio for anthracite 191

Gravity of oils 214

Grooving 102

Guerney's boiler 24

Handhole fittings for Babcock & Wilcox boilers 50, 51

Handholes in Babcock & Wilcox boilers 50, 51

Hardness of boiler feed water 102

Permanent 102

Temporary 102

Testing for 105

Hardness of fire brick 303

Heat and chemical methods of treating feed water 105

And its measurement 79

Balance 262

Consumption of engines 141

Latent 84

Of liquid 120

Sensible 84

Specific (see Specific heat) 83

Total 86

Transfer 323

Heat value of bagasse 205

By-product coke oven gas 231

Coal 177

Heat value of fuels, determination of 173

Determination of Kent's approximate method 183

High and low 174

Heat value of natural gas 229

Oil 215

Wood 201

Heat waste (see Waste heat) 232

Heaters, feed water, closed 111

Economizers 111

Open 111

Heating feed water, saving by 110

Hero's engine 13

High and low heat value of fuels 174

High pressure steam, advantages of use of 119

High temperature measurements, accuracy of 89

Horse power, boiler 265

Evaporation (actual) corresponding to 288

Rated boiler 265

Stacks for various, of boilers 250

Hydrogen in flue gases 156

Ice, specific heat of 99

"Idalia", tests with superheated steam on yacht 143

Impurities in boiler feed water 100

Incomplete combustion of carbon, loss due to 158

Injectors, efficiency of 112

Relative efficiency of, and pumps 112

Iron alum in feed water treatment 106

Kent, Wm., determination of heat value from analysis 183

Stack table 250

Kindling point 150

Latent heat 84, 115

Laying of fire brick 305

Red brick 305

Lignite, analyses of 181

Combustion of 195

Lime and soda treatment of boiler feed 102

Used in chemical treatment of feed 105

Lime treatment of boiler feed water 102

Liquid fuels and their combustion 212

Loads, economical boiler 283

Losses due to excess air 158

Due to unburned carbon 158

Due to unconsumed carbon in the ash 261

Losses in efficiency (see Heat balance).

In flue gases 158, 159

Low water in boilers 298

Melting points of metals 91

Mercurial pyrometers 89

Moisture in coal, determination of 176

In fuels, losses due to 259

In steam, determination of 129

Mud drum of Babcock & Wilcox boiler 51

Napier's formula for flow of steam 321

Natural gas, burners for 229

Combustion of 229

Composition and heat value of 229

Nitrate of silver in testing feed water 105

Nitrogen, as indication of excess air 157

In air 147

In flue gases 157

Nodules, fire brick, ratio of 303

Size of 303

Normal reading, throttling calorimeter 131

Nozzles, steam sampling for calorimeter 134

Location of 134

Oil fuel, burners (see Burners).

Capacity with 224

Combustion of 217

Comparison with coal 214

Composition and heat value of 213

Efficiency with 224

Furnaces for 221

Gravity of 214

In combination with other fuels 224

Stacks for 251

Tests with 224

Open hearth furnace, Babcock & Wilcox boiler set

for utilizing waste heat from 236

Open heaters, feed water 111

Operation of boilers 291

Optical pyrometers 91

Orsat apparatus 160

Oxalate of soda in feed water treatment 106

Oxygen in air 147

Flue gases 155

Peabody draft gauge 255

Formulae for coal calorimeter correction 188

Furnace for oil fuel 221, 222

Oil burner 218

Peat 167

Perkins' boiler 24

Pfaundler's method of coal calorimeter radiation correction 187

Pipe coverings 315

Data 308

Expansion of 315

Pipe fittings 311

Flanges 309

Flow of steam through 317

Radiation from bare and covered 314

Sizes 312

Supports for 315

Piping, boiler room 308

Pitting 102

Plant records, coal 293

Draft 294

Temperature 294

Water 293

Plasticity of fire brick 302

Pressed fuels 171

Priming in boilers 102

Methods of treating for 107

Properties of water 96

Proximate analyses of coal 177

Proximate analysis 173

Method of making 176

Pulverized fuels 170

Pump, efficiency of feed 112

Pyrometers, expansion 89

Mercurial 89

Optical 91

Radiation 90

Thermo-electric 90

Quality of steam 129

Radiation correction for coal calorimeter 187, 188

Correction for steam calorimeter 131

Effect of superheated steam on 140

From pipes 314

Losses in efficiency due to 307

Pyrometers 90

Ratio of air supplied to that required for combustion 157

Reagents, less usual in feed treatment 106

Records, plant, coal 293

Draft 294

Temperature 294

Water 293

Requirements of steam boilers 27

As indicated by evolution of Babcock & Wilcox 45

Rumsey's boiler 23

Safety of Babcock & Wilcox boilers 66

Salts responsible for scale 101

Solubility of 101

Sampling coal 271

Nozzles for steam 134

Nozzles for steam, location of 134

Steam 134

Steam, errors in 135

Saturated air 149

Saving by heating feed 110

With superheat in "Idalia" tests 143

With superheat in prime movers 140, 142

Scale (see Thermometers) 101

Sea water, composition of 97

Sections, Babcock & Wilcox boiler 50

Selection of boilers 277

Sensible heat 84

Separating steam calorimeter 132

Sizes of anthracite coal 190

Bituminous coal 191

Smoke, methods of eliminating 197

Smokelessness, relative nature of 197

With hand-fired furnaces 199

With stoker-fired furnaces 199

Soda, lime and, treatment of feed 103

Oxalate of, in treatment of feed 106

Removal of scale aided by 300

Silicate of, in treatment of feed 106

Treatment of boiler feed 103

Space occupied by Babcock & Wilcox boilers 66

Specific heat 83

Specific heat of air 148

Ice 99

Saturated steam 99

Specific heat of superheated steam 137

Various solids, liquids and gases 85

Water 99

Spreading method of firing 193

Stacks and draft (see Chimneys) 237

Stacks for blast furnace gas 228

Oil fuel 251

Wood 202, 254

Stayed surfaces, absence of, in Babcock & Wilcox boilers 69

Difficulties arising from use of 67

Steam 115

As aid to combustion of anthracite 191

As aid to combustion of lignite 195

Consumption of prime movers 289

Density of 115

Flow of, into atmosphere 320

Flow of, into pressure above atmosphere 318

Flow of, through pipes 317

High pressure, advantage of 119

History of generation and use of 13

Making, theory of 92

Moisture in 129

Properties of, for vacuum 119

Properties of saturated 122

Properties of superheated 125

Quality of 129

Saturated 115

Specific heat of saturated 99

Specific heat of superheated 137

Specific volume of 115

Superheated 137

Superheaters (see Superheated steam).

Steaming, quick, with Babcock & Wilcox boilers 73

Stem Correction, thermometer 80

Stevens, John, boiler 23

Stevens, John Cox, boiler 23

Stokers, automatic, advantages of 195

Babcock & Wilcox chain grate 194

Overfeed 196

Smokelessness with 199

Traveling grate 197

Underfeed 196

Superheated steam 137

Additional fuel for 139

Effect on condensation 140

Effect on radiation 140

Fittings for use with 145

"Idalia" tests with 143

Specific heat of 137

Variation in temperature of 145

With turbines 142

Superheater, Babcock & Wilcox 136

Effect of on boiler efficiency 139

Supports, Babcock & Wilcox boiler 52, 53

Tan bark 210

Tar, water gas 225

Temperature, accuracy of high, measurements 89

As indicated by color 91

Of waste gases 232

Records 294

Test conditions _vs._ operating conditions 278

Testing, boiler, A. S. M. E. code for 267

Tests of Babcock & Wilcox boilers with bagasse 210

Coal 280

Oil 224

Theory of steam making 92

Thermo-electric pyrometers 90

Thermometer scale, celsius 79

Thermometer scale, centigrade 76

Fahrenheit 79

Réaumur 79

Thermometer scales, comparison of 80

Conversion of 80

Thermometer stem correction for 80

Thermometers, glass for 79

Throttling calorimeter 129

Total heat 86, 115

Treatment of boiler feed water (see Feed water) 102

Chemicals used in 105

Less usual reagents in 106

Tube data 309

Doors in Babcock & Wilcox boilers 53

Tubes in Babcock & Wilcox boilers 50

Ultimate analyses of coal 183

Analysis of fuels 173

Unaccounted losses in efficiency 261

Unconsumed carbon in ash 261

Units, boiler, number of 289

Size of 289

Units, British thermal 83

Unreliability of CO_{2} readings alone 162

Vacuum gauges 117

Properties of steam for 119

Valves used with superheated steam 312

Variation in properties of saturated steam 119

Superheat from boilers 145

Volume of air 147

Water 96

Volume, specific, of steam 115

Waste heat, auxiliary grates with boilers for 235

Babcock & Wilcox boilers set for use with 236

Boiler design for 233

Curve of temperature, heat absorption, and heating surface 235

Draft for 233

Fans for use with 233

Power obtainable from 232

Temperature of, from various processes 232

Utilization of 232

Water, air in boiler feed 106

Boiling points of 97

Compressibility of 97

Water feed, impurities in 100

Methods of feeding to boiler 132

Saving by heating 110

Treatment (see Feed water).

Water-gas tar 225

Heat of the liquid 120

Path of, in Babcock & Wilcox boilers 57

Properties of 96

Records 293

Specific heat of 99

Volume of 96

Weight of 96, 120

Watt, James 17

Weathering of coal 169

Webster furnace 55

Weight of air 147

Wilcox boiler 25

Wood, combustion of dry 202

Wet 203

Composition and heat value of 201

Furnace design for 201

Moisture in 201

Sawmill refuse 202

Woolf s boiler 24

Zero, absolute 81

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