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- 1. World's Largest Triple Expansion Steam Engine Part - 2
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World's Largest Triple Expansion Steam Engine Part - 2
This segment covers the water pumping components for this large engine and the production of process steam in the early 1900s for River Station at the Greater ...
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CincinnatTripleSteam
commented
on 25 May 2012
We miss interpreted the documentation when the video was made and the above
answer is incorrect. We opened up the pump chamber, cleaned and removed one
of the seven valve cages, and removed a few valves. There are 40
valves/cage, 280 valves/assembly, two assemblies per pump (inlet and
discharge), 1,680 valves/engine, and 6,720 valves/station. Every valve was
removed, inspected, and the face resurfaced if necessary on an annual
basis. Pictures of the cage and valves on the web site (RS Details)
kimmer6
commented
on 02 Apr 2014
The next time some young and dumb Smart Phone Molester doubts that anything
could be designed without a computer I shall refer them to this video. My
dad (from Cleveland) went through your plant as an engineering student in
September of 1941. The War interrupted his plans but he got his M.E. degree
later. He worked for Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co. No
doubt that your plant and all of its workings had a big influence on his
career choice.
JonatanGronoset
commented
on 25 Jan 2012
Interesting. But if I got this correctly; 820 valves per inlet AND
discharge valve assembly, that would mean 1640 valves per pump, 4920 valves
per three pumps in each engine, and a grand total of 19680 valves for all
four engines and 24 valve assemblies. Providing my math is correct, I would
not want to be the guy changing the washers in all those...
CincinnatTripleSteam
commented
on 25 Jan 2012
@JonatanGronoset Good question. Yes, your math is correct. I double checked
that data prior to making the video and wondered how many valves actually
were working at any point in time. They were over designed by about 3 to 1
and could withstand many inoperative valves without restricting the flow.
CincinnatTripleSteam
commented
on 13 May 2012
Part 3 is the construction history for River Station. I am way behind in
completing this and hope to have it done in about two months.
CincinnatTripleSteam
commented
on 02 Jul 2013
Discharge water pressure was 60 psi, 30 MGPD for each engine X 4, 120 MGPD
for the station.
oldsteamguy
commented
on 13 May 2012
take your time on this worthwhile project. i look forward to the last
installment
buddhafollower
commented
on 09 Mar 2012
maybe you can make me a video and explain to me how a steam engine works :)
Josh Campbell
commented
on 15 Nov 2014
The thundering sound of 24 tons of water being moved all at once...WOW!
DirtyAssa
commented
on 21 Jan 2013
Too hard to understand! Must try again later!
oldsteamguy
commented
on 13 May 2012
beautiful videos, I can't seem to find part 3
climax522
commented
on 15 May 2012
Very informative. Thanks from Downunder.
CincinnatTripleSteam
commented
on 02 Jul 2013
Sorry, haven't done part 3 yet
buddhafollower
commented
on 09 Mar 2012
thank you :)
Taste of Cincinnati 2011
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Kemper Rd Tank Lift
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