Parliamentary Papers, Volume 9H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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... Vessels . - An accident at a scrap metal works involving serious injuries to two men emphasises the danger of heating closed vessels unless the precaution has been taken of first drilling a relief hole in the vessel to allow the escape ...
... Vessels . - An accident at a scrap metal works involving serious injuries to two men emphasises the danger of heating closed vessels unless the precaution has been taken of first drilling a relief hole in the vessel to allow the escape ...
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... vessel . It was said to be the practice at this works to drill a relief hole in any hollow piece of metal before heating , but in this case the men evidently took it to be a solid bar , which is the more remarkable since the solid bar ...
... vessel . It was said to be the practice at this works to drill a relief hole in any hollow piece of metal before heating , but in this case the men evidently took it to be a solid bar , which is the more remarkable since the solid bar ...
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... vessel has been completely filled with water and then emptied so as to replace all air - gas mixture . Mr. Price ( Engineering Inspector ) investigated , with Mr. Carter , ( Nottingham ) , an explosion which occurred at Nottingham . In ...
... vessel has been completely filled with water and then emptied so as to replace all air - gas mixture . Mr. Price ( Engineering Inspector ) investigated , with Mr. Carter , ( Nottingham ) , an explosion which occurred at Nottingham . In ...
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... vessels seldom seen in this country were pressed into the service . Dealing with the Regulations , Mr. Lindley ( East London ) reports : - Ships . - Progress has continued on British and foreign ships with such work as testing and re ...
... vessels seldom seen in this country were pressed into the service . Dealing with the Regulations , Mr. Lindley ( East London ) reports : - Ships . - Progress has continued on British and foreign ships with such work as testing and re ...
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... vessels containing hot liquor , and shutting off parts where the temperature is high from departments where workers are regularly employed . Mr. Buchan ( North - West Division ) mentioned that in one refinery in Liverpool , where heat ...
... vessels containing hot liquor , and shutting off parts where the temperature is high from departments where workers are regularly employed . Mr. Buchan ( North - West Division ) mentioned that in one refinery in Liverpool , where heat ...
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