A treatise on architecture and building construction (1899)
International Correspondence Schools · Scranton, The Colliery engineer co. · leaf 245
The steam rises on one side,passes over the end of theplate, and descends on theopposite side of the tube.Each tube thus forms a com-plete loop, or circuit. 79. Fig. 30 shows theBundy loop, in longitudinalsection at A and cross-sectionat B. This, also, is screwedinto a cast-iron radiator baseof… … steam moves up onebranch of the tube anddown the other. 80. The Detroit loop is shown in Fig.31. Each loop is com-plete in itself, and re-quires no base or supplychamber. They* are connected together, in any number desired, by means ofnipples a and c. When the connection at the top is notdesired,…
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