Report of the Chief of the Massachusetts District Police 1914
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Section 43. The outer end of the flller pipe must terminate in a screw or close fltting cap kept securely locked when not in use.
Section 44. Where tanks are located under the building, the filler pipe must run to the outside of such building.
Section 45. Where a filler pipe runs to a sidewalk, alley or public highway, it must terminate in a screw or close-fitting cap and be protected by a cast-iron filler box with iron cover, set flush with the surface of the sidewalk at the curb, alley or hig...hway, to be kept locked when not in use.
Section 46. The vent pipe shall be of galvanized wrought iron not less than one inch in diameter, and shall run from the top of the tank to at least four feet above the roof of the building, except as otherwise provided in section 48.
Section 47. A vent pipe shall terminate not less than ten feet from all openings in higher adjacent buildings with a double goose- neck opening downward, the openings to be covered with a brass wire screen not coarser than 30-mesh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Section 43. The outer end of the flller pipe must terminate in a screw or close fltting cap kept securely locked when not in use.
Section 44. Where tanks are located under the building, the filler pipe must run to the outside of such building.
Section 45. Where a filler pipe runs to a sidewalk, alley or public highway, it must terminate in a screw or close-fitting cap and be protected by a cast-iron filler box with iron cover, set flush with the surface of the sidewalk at the curb, alley or hig...hway, to be kept locked when not in use.
Section 46. The vent pipe shall be of galvanized wrought iron not less than one inch in diameter, and shall run from the top of the tank to at least four feet above the roof of the building, except as otherwise provided in section 48.
Section 47. A vent pipe shall terminate not less than ten feet from all openings in higher adjacent buildings with a double goose- neck opening downward, the openings to be covered with a brass wire screen not coarser than 30-mesh.
What to read after Report of the Chief of the Massachusetts District Police 1914?
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