Illuminating Engineering Society, Association of Public Lighting Engineers (Great Britain) · [London] · leaf 88
iping roundthe altars, &c., Avhich can be readilyremoved Avhen the ceremony isover. Xaturalh dissoh-ed acetylene ismore expensiA^e than gas producedfrom a generator in the ordinaryAvaA^ costing, in fact, about five timesas much to tlie ordinary consumer, andthis restricts its use for general… … Fig. 10.—Outdoor acetylene lamp, consum-ing 1 cub. ft. of gas per hour, similar tothose used at Bruckenhurst station,(See Fig. 9.) This quality of acetylene is of evengreater value in the case of buoys andbeacons in remote situations. Acety-lene has, indeed, rendered signal serviceto navigation.…
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