Reynolds, Osborne, 1842-1912, Brightmore, Arthur William, 1864-, Moorby, William Henry, 1872- · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 283
second chambers afford the means of regulating the temperature, steambeing continually passed through the one and cold water through the other.The chambers are made air-tight by means of pressure, which is brought tobear by means of a v/ooden press into which the rings and plates fit. Figure 2… … w ( 0 1 [ill s ^ Fig. 2. GG. The tin plates which close these chambers. HH. The india-rubber rings which form the hot and cold chambers. //. The tin plates which close these chambers. KK. Tubes soldered to the tin plates GG to communicate with thechambers FF, and LiM, LM. Are tubes soldered to the…
