Kirkman, Marshall M. (Marshall Monroe), 1842-1921 · New York and Chicago, The World railway publishing company · leaf 208
tive, part No.251) by which the engineer can see at a glancethe water level.The plain wat-er gauge is sofamiliar to theordinary prac-tical man thatit will be suffi-cient here toillustrate anddescribe a fewof the improvedforms whichautomaticallyshut off the Howof steam shouldthe water glassbreak… … Km. 1.Pemberthy Automatic Water Gauge 200 LOCOMOTIVE APPLIANCES. valve (E) to waste pipe at G, and cannot, therefore,become stuck fast by lime or other sediment. It willreadily be seen that it is impossible for the two littleballs to go to their seats exceptwhen the glass breaks andthey take the…
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