Combustion And Smokeless Furnaces
Combustion And Smokeless Furnaces
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Williams can be easily shown by a simple experiment which has been made by the author. A short piece of candle was placed inside of a tall, narrow tin cylin- der. The deficient supply of air the candle thus received caused it to give o£F a column of black smoke. This was caused to pass into the central draft tube of a Rochester kerosene lamp, and as it passed up into the flame of the lamp it was completely burned, not a trace of smoke being visible in the lamp chimney.
The experiment was also m...ade with a still larger column of smoke, produced by burning paper under the lamp with the same result." No less an authority than Professor Hutton of Columbia University takes the opposite view of the case, as follows: 56 Digitized by Google SMOKELESS FURNACES IN GENERAL 67 "The term * smoke combustion' or 'smoke burning/ is an improper one. Lampblack when once made is incombustible and cannot be burned/' Professor Hutton contents himself with this bare statement of allied fact, and gives no reasons why carbon in the form of lampblack or soot is not combustible, while in other forms everybody knows it is highly so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Williams can be easily shown by a simple experiment which has been made by the author. A short piece of candle was placed inside of a tall, narrow tin cylin- der. The deficient supply of air the candle thus received caused it to give o£F a column of black smoke. This was caused to pass into the central draft tube of a Rochester kerosene lamp, and as it passed up into the flame of the lamp it was completely burned, not a trace of smoke being visible in the lamp chimney.
The experiment was also m...ade with a still larger column of smoke, produced by burning paper under the lamp with the same result." No less an authority than Professor Hutton of Columbia University takes the opposite view of the case, as follows: 56 Digitized by Google SMOKELESS FURNACES IN GENERAL 67 "The term * smoke combustion' or 'smoke burning/ is an improper one. Lampblack when once made is incombustible and cannot be burned/' Professor Hutton contents himself with this bare statement of allied fact, and gives no reasons why carbon in the form of lampblack or soot is not combustible, while in other forms everybody knows it is highly so.
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