. Electric Railway Journal . vom 15. August bis 7. September, 1912 Meilen tatsächlich verbrannt 56.92 Tote Kilometerleistung gehen zu und von der Arbeit- und Umschalten aus dem Weg der regulären Autos 472.38 insgesamt Meilen gereist 529.30 1292 gal. Rohöl verwendet bei 2/2 Cent pro gal 32.30 € Gesamt Arbeitskosten • • 126.80 Kosten der Energie verwendet, um Auto laufen 529.3 Meilen bei 3 kw-Std. Pro Automeile, 1)4 Cent pro kw-Stunde 19.84 Gesamtkosten für das Verbrennen von Unkraut auf dem System 178.94 Dollar Kosten pro Streckenkilometer 3.14 Dollar Kosten pro Meile für die manuelle Entfernung von Unkraut 18.00 Kosten für die manuelle Entfernung von Unkraut auf 56.92 Kilometern Strecken024.5G, was eine Nettoeinsparung durch die Verwendung des Wee zeigt

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. Electric railway journal . ated Aug.15 to Sept. 7, 1912 Miles actually burned 56.92 Dead mileage going to and from work- and switching out of way of regular cars 472.38 Total miles traveled 529.30 1292 gal. of crude oil used at 2/2 cents per gal $32.30 Total labor cost • • 126.80 Cost of energy used to run car 529.3 miles at 3 kw-hr. per car mile, 1)4 cents per kw-hr 19.84 Total cost of burning weeds on system $178.94 Cost per miles of track $3.14 Cost per mile to remove weeds by hand 18.00 Cost to remove weeds by hand on 56.92 miles of track )024.5G Which shows a net saving by using the weed burner of 82.5 per cent. at all times to extinguish them. In operating its burner(he Oklahoma Railway Company has eliminated much ofthis trouble by attempting not to destroy the weeds totallyas it moves over a section of track, but to burn them so thatthey will dry and blow away in a few days. Experiencehas developed the fact that intense heat applied for a shorttime cooks weeds, and although they do not differ much in. Oklahoma Railway Companys Weed Burner, Side and End Views Supported at one end of the car on cantilever arms are fiveburners and a sheet-metal apron which deflects the heat tothe ground. On the opposite end of the car a 300-gal. oiltank is installed. Two small tanks are set under the largeoil storage tank to serve as reservoirs for the oil under35-lb. pressure. The quantity of air and oil supplied to all five burners iscontrolled through two valves in the main air and oil linesleading from their respective reservoirs. By forcing theoil and compressed air into a mixing chamber just aboveeach burner and directing the flame with the sheet-metalhood, intense heat is obtained at the ground level. Best re-sults were obtained where the weeds were thick when the appearance from that before burning, twenty-four hourslater they will dry up and blow away. In some instanceswhere the weeds are very thick badly decayed ties do catchfire, and one man accompanies the burn

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