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The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)

London : [William Laxton] · leaf 246

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bostion of: the gas. The peculiar form or constructionof this improved burner will be clearly seenon referring to the annexed drawing, inwhich fig. 1 shows a sectional elevation ofthe burner and glass, and fig. 2 is u plan viewof the burner, the glass being removed, a ais a circular tube, having a… … lar tube, a a, is fixed a number of small bent tnbet **t, throagfa wkiehIhe gas passes, the point of ignit-iou being at /, just t>elow the prujevtingor bent part of the glass, as shown in the drawing. 222 THE CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECTS JOURNAL. [J ri.Y, FILTKRER. JOMA.I Wilkinson, of Lincolns…

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