. Eisenbahninstandhaltung Engineering, mit Hinweisen auf den Bau . Abb. 153. – Gedrückte Cinder Pit. Bis vor kurzem war die am meisten zugelassene Form der Schlacke pitwas die depressive Spur in Abb. 153. Am Boden der Grube befand sich eine normale Gagetrack und am Ende dieser Strecke wurden Gondelwagen aufgestellt, die gegenüber dem Ort lagen, an dem die Asche aus den Motoren abgeladen wurde. Die Asche wurde von Hand in das Auto geladen. Eine ausgezeichnete Art von mechanischem Schlager ist in Abb. 1544. Dieser besteht aus einem kleinen Dummy-Auto, das abgesenkt LÄDEN UND MOTORHÄUSER 279 in einer Grube unter dem Feuerwehrkasten der en

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. Railway maintenance engineering, with notes on construction . Fig. 153.—Depressed Cinder Pit. Until quite recently the most approved form of cinder pitwas the depressed track shown in Fig. 153. A standard gaugetrack was located at the bottom of the pit and gondola carswere placed at the end of this track opposite the place wherethe ashes were dumped from the engines. The ashes were loadedinto the car by hand. An excellent type of mechanical cinder loader is shown inFig. 1544. This consists of a small dummy car which is lowered SHOPS AND ENGINE HOUSES 279 in a pit below the fire box of the engine and when full of ashesis hauled up a light steel track by a cable attached to an airplunger and unloads automatically into a car standing on anadjacent track to receive the ashes. The automatic cinder pit, it will be observed, does awayentirely with the depressed track for the gondola, and enables. A. Robertson Cinder Conveyor.Fig. 154.—Mechanical Cinder Plants. the empty car to be spotted to receive the cinders by means of apinch bar and without waiting for a switch to be made. To handle ashes from the pit a gantry crane carrying anelectrically operated grab bucket has been used on some roads;(see Fig. 154jB.) Locomotive cranes are used in a somewhatsimilar manner. 280 RAILWAY MAINTENANCE 102. Sand Houses.—Sand houses are provided at engineterminals to supply engines with sand. These are generallysmall wooden houses consisting of storage bins for the wet sand, a stove or steam pipes for drying the sand, means for elevating thesand by compressed air or hoisting mechanism and an elevatedbin for the dry sand from which it flows to the engine through aspout. The sand house is usually located near and frequently

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