efore the inner one as well) is suspended bymeans of two thick, hollow trunnions, C and J, in two trestle bear-ings, E and F, so that it can be easily tilted. On the upper rim ofthe copper pan, midway between the two hearings, is a wide pouringlip, to prevent the starch running down the sides when… … Fig. 20.—Pan for boiling starch. operation of tilting proceeds quietly, with certainty and ease, and itdoes not slip out of its position for the time being, when the crankK is released. Steam is admitted through s, passing through thepipe P, packed in the stuffing box t, in the hollow journal of…
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