The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 355
open at its lower end, and closed alternately at its upperend by means of a valve), into a large air vessel, or receiver, of theusual form and constiuction, being conducted thence to its place ofdestination by pipes, or hose, in tlie usual manner. Similar letters in the several figures refer to… … Fig. 3. Perspective view. Fig. 2. TranjBveTse section. Fig. 1. Longitudinal section. bplow tlie level of thit portion of it vfhicli connects with the airchamber just before it reaches the said chamber, and tlieii ascends, ina curved line to it, forming a curved bend in the pipe, as at A, for…
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