Journal . to the condenser ; the part ab is made round, sothat tht tar or pitch from A may he depositedin ah, aud pushed forward to il, by introducing a longchisel through a plug screwed into the cover ( ; the XlXIXIXk,. / •—>.! \ tZ ?> seal effected by the partition e, and the water front Aprevents the e» - - at d, the excess of water being run oil through /. When /is closed, the water from A - lo (/, ami thereby seals the pipe li. To repair the brickwork of tie- chambers of coke ovens without stopping light compared with nil, and just enough is added tosaturate the porous material in t
Journal . to the condenser ; the part ab is made round, sothat tht tar or pitch from A may he depositedin ah, aud pushed forward to il, by introducing a longchisel through a plug screwed into the cover ( ; the XlXIXIXk,. / •—>.! \ tZ ?> seal effected by the partition e, and the water front Aprevents the e» - - at d, the excess of water being run oil through /. When /is closed, the water from A - lo (/, ami thereby seals the pipe li. To repair the brickwork of tie- chambers of coke ovens without stopping light compared with nil, and just enough is added tosaturate the porous material in the lamp. The flamecan be regulate,! by a screw at the bottom of theapparatus, and extinguished at will. The great lhe lam], is that it can be lighted without openingit : this is done by a little friction machine in the lampfor Bring caps, which are attache I to a Btripof paper andinserted in a coil. By touching a button under the lamp the caps is fired and bo lights the vapours ofbenzene coming oilfrom the wick of the lamp. The coilcontains 75 caps, only costs a few pence, and theapparatus is practically pen iras safety. The lamps have been largely used with cess in several mines near Dortmund. —
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Keywords: ., bookcentury1800, bookdecade1880, booksubjectchemist, bookyear1882