Appleton's dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and engineering (1869)
New York, Appleton · leaf 826
lar boilers when- there is room enough to make them sufficiently large—they can be made Btrongi•it of their form; they have, also, more -team and water room. The boiler of a iir-t class U>tive of ordinary construction will generate enough -team, when the fire is in full operation, to till… … The Bmoke an i g ises from the furnace are conveyed through the Bmoke flue 1. Figs, 5780 and within the heating chamber A, until it is opposite the extracting Bhaft E; from here il is conducted aero-- and into the cast iron chimney I, within the e • ifl El The Bmoke flue within the heat- :■ d with…
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