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From the Rolls-Royce experimental archive: a quarter of a million communications from Rolls-Royce, 1906 to 1960's. Documents from the Sir Henry Royce Memorial Foundation (SHRMF).
Parts for the removal of a hot well pump and fitting of a hydraulic ejector on an armoured car.

Identifier  Morton\M5\  img059
Date  4th April 1933
  
GIB Y 4195.

HY{Tom Haldenby - Plant Engineer}/RDS/W.4.4.33.

Re :- Evaporatively-cooled Armoured Car 164-WO.
- Order Number 55796 -

Removal of Hot Well Pump and fitting
of Hydraulic Ejector.

Please receive herewith blue prints of the following :-

E.83843. Body, Non Return Valve. 1 off.
E.83844. Cover, Non Return Valve. 1 off.
E.83845. Seating, Non Return Valve. 1 off.
E.83846. Nozzle, Ejector Pipe. 1 off.
E.83847. Valve, Non-Return Valve. 1 off.
E.83848. Jaw, Non Return Valve. 1 off.
E.83849. Pipe, Valve to Water Conn. 1 off.
E.83850. Pipe, Hot Well to Pipe. 1 off.
E.83851. Ferrule. 1 off.
E.83852. Lever, Valve. 1 off.
E.83853. Clip, Non Return Valve. 1 off.
E.83854. Nozzle, Ejector. 1 off.
E.83855. Jet, Ejector. 1 off.
E.83856. Tee Piece. 1 off.
E.83857. Water Connection, Bottom. 1 off.
E.83858. Pin, Non Return Valve. 1 off.

The following existing pieces will also be required :-

K.{Mr Kilner} 203. Bolt for Clip. 1 off.
K.{Mr Kilner} 4310. Nut. 1 off.
K.{Mr Kilner} 9008. Washer. 1 off.

E.81467. Union Nut. 1 off.
E.75997. Nipple. 1 off.
E.35872. Washer (Non Return Valve) 1 off.
F.56688. Nut (Valve Jaw) 1 off.
E.{Mr Elliott - Chief Engineer} 9374. Rubber Connection. 2 off.

In addition to the above, a 3/8" dia. Pipe will be required between the water pump and the ejector.

Will you please put the above in hand.

Mx.{John H Maddocks - Chief Proving Officer} will arrange to provide Nozzle E.83846 and fit same to the elbow of the water inlet pipe.

We shall issue as soon as possible a General Arrgt. Drawing of the complete scheme, and Mx.{John H Maddocks - Chief Proving Officer} has agreed to arrange

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