The Art of Lead Burning a Practical Treatise Explaining the Apparatus And Proce
The Art of Lead Burning a Practical Treatise Explaining the Apparatus And Proce
C H Fay
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The rubber bag is incased in a string net to prevent it from becoming in- Fig. 12. Air Holder No. 3, Combined with Bellows. flated too much and bursting. This bag serves to equalize the pressure. The size known as No. 10 A will supply 75 cubic feet per hour at a pressure of iy 2 pounds to the square inch, which is sufficient for lead as heavy as 24 pounds. For the light weight leads the pressure can be re- duced by pumping lightly and not filling the bag more than half full. go THE ART OF LEAD ...BURNING. Any of the three described air blast arrange- ments will answer the purpose, so it is immaterial which is used, and it is left to the discretion of the beginner to obtain whichever is the most con- venient. The Blow Pipe. Next comes the blow pipe. The only prac- tical compound blow pipe on the market is shown in Fig. 13, and is known as Walmsley's. This is a modification of the Bunsen burner, and con- Fig> I 3- The Walmsley Compound Blow Pipe. sists of a bent blow pipe with the air tube in the center, as shown in Fig.
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