Lynde, Carleton John, b. 1872 · New York : Macmillan · leaf 88
lepartitions, each con-nected to A by fourplaited leather sides,making the two chambers marked (2) and (3) which open andclose like the sides of an accordion. The zigzag lines representthe leather sides. The long arrows represent gas entering themeter; the short arrows, gas going to the burners and… … = Air Chamber Fig. 54- — Traps and air chambers. 74 PHYSICS OF THE HOUSEHOLD the partitions B and C reach the end of their motion in onedirection, they force the valve V in the opposite direction(by a mechanism not shown in the figure) and the gas entersthrough the other opening, as shown in (b).…
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