... and mellifluously, but in the opinion of competent judges, with a simple improvement in burners, and a modification in gaseous dilution, that figure could be safely reduced to 350 B.Th.U. Thequestion of sulphur com- pounds other than sulphuretted hydrogen had been raised, and for the honour of the gas industry he...

...A H GIBSON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1907 ANALYSIS FLUES EXHAUSTS GASES WASTE ENGINES GAS ACCURACY TESTS BOILERS STEAM CARBON HYDROGEN OXYGEN COAL OIL HYDROCARBONS 352 GIBSON ON FLUE AKD EXHAUST GASES. [Selected (Paper No. 36.18.) The Analysis of Flue and Exhaust Gases...

... in the conversion of that liquid into vapour. The spirit employed had a specific gravity, at 60" Fahrenheit, of 0.6754, a boiling-point ranging from 120" to 220" Fahrenheit, and the vapour density was experimentally ascertained to be 4 2 . 5 on the hydrogen scale ; therefore the vapour was very nearly three (2 94...

... VENTILATION TESTS ATMOSPHERE EXPLOSIONS VAPOUR PRESSURE DETECTION BULK PETROL FUEL TANKERS DEATHS CARGOES HAZARDOUS RISKS HAZARDS FIRES SAFETY FLAMES HYDROGEN EVAPORATION LIQUIDS 230 DISCUSSION ON TRANSPORT OF PETROLEUM. [Minutes of Discussion. M r . Giles Mr. ALFREPGILES,President...

... FLUIDS COMPRESSION INGOTS MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES STEELWORKS FACTORIES METALS CAST GASES COMPRESSED PRESSES FORGING BESSEMER PROCESS CASTING FURNACES COOLING HYDROGEN BUBBLES DEFECTS IMPURITIES CRACKS DUCTILITY METALLURGY Proceedings.] OF STEEL BY HTDRAULPICRESSURE. 145...

...D CLERK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1886 EXPLOSIONS GASES GAS GASEOUS HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURES TESTS COAL AIR HYDROGEN TEMPERATURE PRESSURE COMBUSTION LIMITS INFLAMMATION ENGINES EXPERIMENTS METHODS VESSELS THEORY COOLING HEAT DISSOCIATION FLAMES THE INSTITUTION OF CIVIL...

...J IMRAY; J HOPKINSON; W G ADAMS; H DIXON; W FOSTER; W ANDERSON; E F BAMBER; SIR J N DOUGLASS; R H WILLIS; D CLERK EXPLOSIONS GASES GAS GASEOUS HOMOGENEOUS MIXTURES COMBUSTION ENGINES TEMPERATURE PRESSURE COAL STEAM VESSELS COOLING CYLINDERS HYDROGEN OXYGEN IGNITION 20...

... cubic metres (37,500 cubic feet). It was filled with hydrogen, manufactured by an improvedprocess, and the ascending power wasfound to be 1,250 kilograms (=2,760 lbs The weights were givenby Mr. Tissandier as follows :- . . . . . . .Balloon, with its valves Kilograms. 170 I. . .Jacket,withthe cords...

...H E JONES © Thomas Telford and ICE 1880 LONDON COMMERCIAL GAS COMPANY GAS PURIFICATION SULPHUR IMPURITIES LIME TESTS PURIFIERS CARBONIC ACID HYDROGEN SULPHIDES CONDENSATION NAPHTHA CONDENSERS AMMONIA SCRUBBERS OXIDES IRON METHODS GASWORKS COLOURS REMOVAL...

...H E JONES; A V HARCOURT; R H PATTERSON; C GANDON; M TIDY; T W KEATES; W AIRY; J CLARKE; H L GREVILLE; G W STEVENSON; C W SIEMENS; W R CHESTER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1880 GAS PURIFICATION TESTS SULPHUR IMPURITIES EXPERIMENTS CARBON BISULPHIDE IRON OXIDES HYDROGEN AMMONIA...

.... Anderson. Mr. G . ANDERSOcNonsidered thePaper a valuablecontribution on aninteresting subject, hithertobut imperfectly understood. Since Mr. Patterson,thelate Gas Referee, pointed out that the difficulty of removing the sulphur compounds, other than sulphu- retted hydrogen, was i n consequence...

...H AYDON © Thomas Telford and ICE 1878 LIQUIDS FUEL HYDROCARBONS HYDROGEN CARBON STEAM COMBUSTION BOILERS AIR JETS TRIALS MARINE SHIPS STEAMSHIPS METALLURGY FURNACES BIBLIOGRAPHY OIL PETROL PETROLEUM LIQUID FUELS. 177 February 26, 1878. TVILLIAM HENRY BARLOW, F.R.S...

...G LOWE; C B MANSFIELD; W RETTIE; W HARDING; W HOFMANN; F WHISHAW; R STEPHENSON; A PELLAT HYDROCARBONS LIQUIDS HYDROGEN CARBON FUEL ILLUMINATION LIGHTING GAS NAPHTHA COAL LIGHTS BENZOLE PIPES 228 LIQUID HYDROCARBOXS. light, by 6 atmospheric air laid on in pipes,with peculiar...

... numerous classes of substances, introduced by modern chemicalresearches,thereis none, of which the members are so numerous, or united by such close links of relationship, as that of the hydrocarbons. The number of the combinations, which hydrogen forms with carbon, without the intervention of any other...

...G LOWE; GRAHAM; J BETHELL; J SIMPSON; A MURRAY; J FAREY; J T COOPER; J WALKER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1844 GAS COAL PURIFICATION AGRICULTURE REMOVAL AMMONIA LIME HYDROGEN PURIFIERS PIPES LEAKAGE METALS IRON CAST 30 l and outlet pipes for the gas ; as well as showing...

...A A CROLL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1844 GAS COAL PURIFICATION AGRICULTURE USE HYDROGEN AMMONIA LIME CONDENSERS SULPHATES NITROGEN PLANTS VEGETATION REMOVAL materials usuallyused inhuilding,andthe roofs already erected, appear to havetested itsdurability. This roof has stood...

...A MURRAY © Thomas Telford and ICE 1844 STEAM BOILERS CONSTRUCTION AIR COMBUSTION COAL OXYGEN GAS CARBON HYDROGEN FURNACES FLUES BARS HEAT TEMPERATURE 331 No. 692 Onthe construction anpdropeprroportions of Boilers for thgeeneration of Steam." By AndrewMurray, Assoc. Inst. C...

...J PARKES; S SEAWARD; B DONKIN; J FIELD; J WALKER © Thomas Telford and ICE 1841 STEAM BOILERS EXPLOSIONS CAUSES PRESSURE FORCES SALT PANS PLATES SHIPS STEAMSHIPS STEAMERS ACCIDENTS WORKS FACTORIES MINES DEATHS HYDROGEN GAS SAFETY VALVES ATMOSPHERIC Mr.Parkea Mr...

...DELBRUICK © Thomas Telford and ICE 1840 METALS LEAD FUSION METHODS JOINTS SOLDERING JETS FLAMES HYDROGEN 27 of theangular face of the dam. It is fixed by means of strong wrought-iron hinges, leaded intothe stone work at intervals of 10 feet. Overthe hinges are fixed wrought-iron...

... moreinflammable than coal, supersedes all the carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and a littlenitrogen, combined in four tons of coal. I wouldsuggestas a theoryforinvestigation,whether it may not be found that thecoal or other fuel, which containschemi- cally combined the least oxygen, will not in its combustion give off...