Where a destructor site will not admit of an inclined roadway and platform, the refuse may be discharged from the collecting carts into a lift; and thence elevated into the feeding-bins.
Travelling cranes for transporting refuse and feeding cells are sometimes employed at destructor stations, as, for example, at Hamburg.
The mere disposal of this material is not, however, by any means the only consideration in dealing with it upon the destructor system.
The standard arrangement of this destructor embodies all modern arrangements for high-temperature refuse destruction and steam-power generation.
But the destructor system, in which the refuse is burned to an innocuous clinker in specially constructed furnaces, is that which must finally be resorted to, especially in districts which have become well built up and thickly populated.
A six-celled destructor kiln burns about 42 tons of refuse in twenty-four hours, leaving about one-fourth of its bulk of clinkers and ashes.
Sections and elevations of destructor and carbonizer.
The carbonizer and the destructor are set 33 feet apart, to allow room for drawing the furnaces and for the mortar mills, but the space is hardly sufficient.
Between the destructor and the chimney a multitubular boiler is placed, which makes steam enough for grinding into sand the clinkers which are the solid residue of the burnt refuse.
The Yarmouth destructor cells and chimney shaft were built in this way; the cylinders were constructed of 9 in.
The more uniform the electrical demand becomes, the more fully may the power from a destructor station be utilized.
Through defects in the design and management of many of the early destructors complaints of nuisance frequently arose, and these have, to some extent, brought destructor installations into disrepute.
The Meldrum destructor furnaces at Rochdale burn as much as 66 lb.
I've got everything down there, and I've put the lid on the destructor to keep the wet out.
These she wheeled in the barrow down the mossed paths to the dank little laurel shrubbery where the destructor stood under the drip of three oaks.
Fifteen times this boy has said he wants to be a Destructor--and no one even knows what a Destructor is.
And they would not find out why this boy wants to be a Destructor--nor even what a Destructor is.
The illustration shows a gas cooker, with hot plate: a gas fire, with refuse destructor above.
The only thing then is to add a gas refuse destructor to your apparatus.
Sawkins was instructed to take a truck to the house and get the bedding and take it to the town Refuse Destructor to be destroyed.
There were two feather beds, a bolster and two pillows: they were such good things that Sawkins secretly resolved that instead of taking them to the Destructor he would take them to a second-hand dealer and sell them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "destructor" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
