The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 375
gas.—GrantedFebruary !)■; Enrolled August 14, 1818. The patentees describe the object of this invention to be thecombination of apparatus with an ordinary hot-air stove forgenerating gas in proportion to the supply required, and so toarrange the parts that the supply of material to the retort will… … n, is an ordinary hot-air stove, with the retort set therein, orthe retort may be set in brick-work or masonry, in lieu of the ironstove; F, feed-pipe, to conduct the li(juid for gas manufacturefrom the holder j, to the retort i; k, tap opened and shut at thecommencement and conclusion of the…
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