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Mechanical drawing for plumbers; a concise, comprehensive and practical treatise on the subject of mechanical drawing (1910)

Starbuck, R. M. (Robert Macy), 1844-1927 · New York, The Norman W. Henley publishing co. · leaf 97

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ed at the sink, simply carrying thedrip from the refrigerators into the sink,and the sink being trapped and vented inthe usual manner as shown here. A note on Fig. 114, and also one onFig. 113, call attention to the fact thatthe vent from this sink is carried intothe bath room main vent line. The… … R€.rR\Q>E.RP^TOR VSJora*. ing is served by a line of waste or drippipe. This pipe is usually of galvanizedwrought iron, as stated by the note at-tached to Fig. 114, which shows the re-frigerator work of the building underconsideration. As the connection ofeach of the two refrigerators on the…

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