Philosophical instructor, or, Webster's elements of natural philosophy : subdivided into principles and illustrations ; intended for academies, medical schools, and the popular class-room (1824)
Eaton, Amos, 1776-1842, Webster, John, fl. 1804-1824 · Albany : Printed by Websters and Skinners ... · leaf 117
, &c. a iscalled the receiving ves-sel, which is made per-fectly air-tight, and sunkabout half its depth inthe floor of the cellar ;the leather hose d is oc-casionally used to emptybutts of liquor e into thereceiving barrel, throughwhich it runs by its own natural gravity. After thereceiver is… … COMMON LIFTING PUML*. 115 bar. This compressive power on the surface compel^the liquor to ascend through c c, which is a leadenpipe with a cock that passes from the bottom of thereceiver to some convenient place where the liquor isto be drawn. When the velocity of the fluid de-creases at the cock,…
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