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A textbook on the locomotive and the air brake (1901)

International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, Pa., International textbook co · leaf 34

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and so to the outer air. Any air that may come in,more than is required for combustion of the gas, passes off intochimney /, through the space a between it and the flue j. APPLICATION OF EQUIPMENT. IIOLBERS. 17. Arrangement.—Cars are fitted with one, two, orsometimes three holders, as circumstances… … 18 CAR LIGHTING. §12 on one side of the car, it is arranged as shown in coarse dottedlines in Fig. 14 (a), and marked H. Its position, as seen fromthe end of the car, is shown in Fig. 15 (6), where it is alsomarked H. When two holders are used, one at each side of the car, they are arranged J3 M _^…

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