Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 246
mportant that the connection between the piston should be sodirect as in Fig. 216. If it is efiected by a long and narrow tube,the principle will still hold true, provided only that the joints aretight and the material of the vessel unyielding. The hydrostatic press, which is used in the arts for… … by Fig. 218. The same parts are lettered alike on the two figures.It consists of two cylindei-s, A and B, connected together by a tube,K. In the larger cylinder moves the large piston P, which ismade in the form of a plunger, touching the walls of the cylinderonly at the top, where it passes…
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