Illuminating Engineering Society, Association of Public Lighting Engineers (Great Britain) · [London] · leaf 87
acetylene can be so readilycarried about from place to place, andturned on at anj time. Hence theyhave been used for lantern work, forlighting motor-cars, and, to someextent, for train lighting, &c., as wellas their primary use in comiexion withAvelding. Trains in the United Stateshave been run… … Fig. 9.—Brockenhurst Railway Station. The lighting, including platform lamps and signals,is acetylene throughout, 2UL) burners with a total candle-power of 9,00J being installed. involves the use of charcoal made bytlie combustion of blood, and it is saidthat this new material A\ill absorb asmuch…
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