A Text Book of Gas Manufacture for StudentsG. Bell and sons, 1900 - 284 pages |
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... become con- verted into coke . The gas as it comes from the retorts passes up through a pipe leading from the mouthpiece , known as the ascension pipe , and is conducted by this into what is known as the hydraulic main , where a portion ...
... become con- verted into coke . The gas as it comes from the retorts passes up through a pipe leading from the mouthpiece , known as the ascension pipe , and is conducted by this into what is known as the hydraulic main , where a portion ...
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... becomes cooled , and deposits the tar and aqueous vapour previously held in suspension . The tar and condensed aqueous vapour deposited by the action of the condensers , are run off by a suitable pipe into a receptacle known as the ...
... becomes cooled , and deposits the tar and aqueous vapour previously held in suspension . The tar and condensed aqueous vapour deposited by the action of the condensers , are run off by a suitable pipe into a receptacle known as the ...
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... becomes richer in carbon ; the fact that CO2 and CH , are among the products of decomposition from vegetable matter , is proved by the last - named substances being found in a highly compressed condition in the coal- measures of the ...
... becomes richer in carbon ; the fact that CO2 and CH , are among the products of decomposition from vegetable matter , is proved by the last - named substances being found in a highly compressed condition in the coal- measures of the ...
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... become thereby reduced to carbonic oxide ( CO ) , thus , CO2 + C = 2 CO . The oxygen absorbed by the stratum of fuel through which the carbonic acid gas as the product of the initial combustion passes , maintains the whole mass of fuel ...
... become thereby reduced to carbonic oxide ( CO ) , thus , CO2 + C = 2 CO . The oxygen absorbed by the stratum of fuel through which the carbonic acid gas as the product of the initial combustion passes , maintains the whole mass of fuel ...
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... becomes gradually warmer until it emerges by a nostril hole where boo FIG . 6 . it meets the combustible gas CO , the point where com- bustion takes place being known as the combustion cham- ber . The products of combustion pass over ...
... becomes gradually warmer until it emerges by a nostril hole where boo FIG . 6 . it meets the combustible gas CO , the point where com- bustion takes place being known as the combustion cham- ber . The products of combustion pass over ...
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2nd Edition ammonia ammoniacal liquor amount apparatus aqueous vapour Argand burner ascension pipe benzene bituminous coal bottom burner burning candles cannel cannel coal carbonic acid cast-iron cent centre chamber CO₂ coal-gas coke combustion condenser consists containing cubic feet cubic foot cylinder deposited diameter dip pipe disc distillation drum effect employed Engravings ethylene exhauster fixed flame furnace GAS MANUFACTURE gas passes gas-holder gas-works gases governor heat History holder hydraulic main hydrocarbons hydrogen illuminating power Illustrations inches inlet known latter light lime liquid means Messrs meter methane mouthpiece naphthalene necessary Nitrogen obtained ordinary outlet oxide oxygen pentane photometer placed plates portion Portraits pressure produced purifiers quantity result retort retort-house revised scrubber SH₂ shown in fig side specific gravity sperm sulphide sulphur compounds sulphuretted hydrogen sulphuric acid supply tank temperature thickness tion Trans Translated tube valve vessel vols volume washer weight William Hazlitt
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