The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-30 00:00:00

IMPLY.

"Bar Thomas Bichlttlph has receired the Qom% commands
to thank the Rey. John Bandemon for the rem, which be
forwarded on the 22nd last. lt Is • rule that no manuscript
poetry should be nocepted by the Queen; but on this encode°
aw=resoeptl. on Is mole, In 000•=o: al 241 0111.1112•• In
sad of the kind expreedoru R..skrooa ha. Pgrndysepathy°roon veyol in hisleetter:
" Wisdom Caetle, bith Dec. hal."

THE NEW PLAN OF LIFTING SEWAGE.
In reference to Ibis Rabb* the proposer of the
Mester answers the following queries
yon speak of clearing en engine room of
Atbria, whet we. quantity lifted? It. bulk, weight,
and what was the Might raised? —A. Time debris
generally of an engine-room being slicker, I. Of higher
meals gravity than miler or sewage. Quantity raised
sash wateli of 4 hours, about If tons. Average time
required for same, 2 minutes. This extra time was
ocesalonally required by Ike enormous initial velocity
being so greet ea to mime the solid Labeler:los propelled
sometimes to partially eimke the Easter I The height
relied wee 371 t, and Um • sharp bead to the water
Hue, to prevent ineonvenisoce from duet. Ay., to
Crre on board. I have fitted an Ejeetor where
digsseherge pipe for emvenieme sake had to pais
round • sharp corner of a beaker. The steam was
taken direst from on. of the main boilers to each rem
I have fitted the Ejector with main engines working at
full speed, and in no awe did it affect our pressure,
though the boiler power only Jut came up to the
requirements of the main engineer The steam premium
wee 2.5 Th on square inch.
Q.—Ls the drawing in our possession on reels ?—A.—
Certainly not. It does not even show all the advantages
claimed. It was put in the simpleet form, to be readily
understood by non•prmliasi men. .

Q.—What -meanie/ prewar. Is the steam:pipe would
be nessesuy to give 150 lb. on the aqui* inch in the
vutly more espesions mirage pipet- h• —Sully, Mr.
BMW. pow very inzisitive representative thinks (I
issagine) he has nen- used ma Without, however,
going into crease of res, I can only refer him to the
diffuses* between the induction port of the slide-valve
of an eagles, and the elieder itself. With an Ejector
this la s mere trifling matter of detail.
Q.—As you state that the sewage will be slightly
raised in temperature, what mount of power do yon
111144111441 weak he lost to the dews jet by parting with
It. °Gloria on meeting the sewage—L. No power will
be lost. The Impulsive fares of the steam jet or blast
Is nude to mine the liquid or substance required, and
the height is dependent on the initial velocity, that
depending on the presume. The steam is of wane
at once oon4eased at bationded ; but the matter propelled
retains its via ries. So the isms evolved it the ex-
plosion of power, in a gun for propelling a shot, are
at ones dissipated in the stino i here ; bat the shot
still retains igradeslly diminishing forms, poportionate
to its initial veiwity. In any ordinary steam engine,
explain appliances are EMU for 000denidng steam
after it has deceit, work.
Q.—la it Mae. as I am informed, that by the
" ()Ward's Injestor" cold water can be Mooted late a
bells,? If eo, by what semi im the sena jet pee.
vented free parse with It, abode 41.—"Gliaid,e
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