The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 132
e furnace,from which there is a flue leadingunderneath the three generatorsmarked /) b b, and which are shownin the side elevations, (in the draw-ings of the specification,) as beingabout three times as long as from front to back of the fire place ; the flue afterarriving at the further end of the… … 114 THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECPS JOURNAL. [March, the fire, whence they diverge and join the flue D D, whereby the gases areconducted outside the arrangement of generators, until they arrive at thefurther end, at which place the flue joins the chimney ; b h b, c c, q, are thesteam generators…
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