The Distribution of Gas
The Distribution of Gas
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Section through the Band- sept Burner.
562 THE DISTRIBUTION OF GAS comparison with the exit passage to avoid a high velocity of travel within the lantern.
(5) The reflector should be convex-parabolic in form, and so arranged as to reflect the upward rays to between 5 and 10 below the horizontal.
(6) The metallic vertical angles of the lantern should be small, and reinforced with stiffening rods, to ensure rigidity, and to preserve the mantles, as far as possible, from shock.
(7) In order to avo...id the destructive effects of hacking out on re-glazing, most copper lamps are now made of the puttyless type.
(8) In order to obtain the best illuminating effect, no lamp of less than 16 inches square should be used.
It is found that the best illuminating effect is obtained when the centre of the light is about two-thirds to three-fourths of the distance from the bottom up the lantern, depending upon the type of the latter.
The " Windsor " lantern. Fig. 478 shows a part sectional elevation of the well-known " Windsor " lantern manufactured by Messrs Wm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Section through the Band- sept Burner.
562 THE DISTRIBUTION OF GAS comparison with the exit passage to avoid a high velocity of travel within the lantern.
(5) The reflector should be convex-parabolic in form, and so arranged as to reflect the upward rays to between 5 and 10 below the horizontal.
(6) The metallic vertical angles of the lantern should be small, and reinforced with stiffening rods, to ensure rigidity, and to preserve the mantles, as far as possible, from shock.
(7) In order to avo...id the destructive effects of hacking out on re-glazing, most copper lamps are now made of the puttyless type.
(8) In order to obtain the best illuminating effect, no lamp of less than 16 inches square should be used.
It is found that the best illuminating effect is obtained when the centre of the light is about two-thirds to three-fourths of the distance from the bottom up the lantern, depending upon the type of the latter.
The " Windsor " lantern. Fig. 478 shows a part sectional elevation of the well-known " Windsor " lantern manufactured by Messrs Wm.
What to read after The Distribution of Gas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Hole to read onlineMoreLess
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