Practical guidance for running small gas works
This book offers concise, actionable instructions for managing private or small public gas works, with a focus on economy and reliability. It helps directors and managers keep operations simple, keep clear records, and avoid costly missteps.
The content covers how to select fuels, assess coal gas quality, and organize basic plant and processes. It also explains how to use forms, reporting, and routine inspections to maintain steady performance and financial health.
- Step-by-step methods for everyday gas production and management
- Practical tips on bookkeeping, reporting, and independent inspections
- Illustrative notes on fuel choice, gas purity, and plant upkeep
- How to balance cost, quality, and reliability for small-scale works
Ideal for managers, directors, and local operators seeking clear, hands-on guidance for economical gas supply.
William C. Holmes is Professor of Music at the University of California, Irvine.