Proceedings of the Western Gas Association ...: Annual Meeting ..., Issues 19-21The Association., 1899 - Gas manufacture and works |
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... temperature are the causes of naphthaline troubles , and that if we could reduce the temperature of the gas to a certain degree before it reaches the holders the naphthaline troubles would be avoided . After an intimate acquaintance ...
... temperature are the causes of naphthaline troubles , and that if we could reduce the temperature of the gas to a certain degree before it reaches the holders the naphthaline troubles would be avoided . After an intimate acquaintance ...
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... temperature . It holds the naphthaline in suspension by reason of its greater affinity to it than moisture has for naphthaline . DISCUSSION . THE PRESIDENT - The paper is now before you for discussion . I am very sorry the author of the ...
... temperature . It holds the naphthaline in suspension by reason of its greater affinity to it than moisture has for naphthaline . DISCUSSION . THE PRESIDENT - The paper is now before you for discussion . I am very sorry the author of the ...
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... temperature . In other words , the water at the bottom of the gasholder tank was still at winter temperature- it had not been raised at all ; and he found , by making experiments and tests , that there was over 40 ° difference in ...
... temperature . In other words , the water at the bottom of the gasholder tank was still at winter temperature- it had not been raised at all ; and he found , by making experiments and tests , that there was over 40 ° difference in ...
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... temperature of the pipe and prevented naphthaline getting into the holder . Later on I had a telegram from the Sherman ( Texas ) works , where they had heard of my trouble with naphthaline , asking me to come on and advise them . I ...
... temperature of the pipe and prevented naphthaline getting into the holder . Later on I had a telegram from the Sherman ( Texas ) works , where they had heard of my trouble with naphthaline , asking me to come on and advise them . I ...
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... of coal . 2. The setting of retorts and construction of retort furnaces . 3. The effects of temperature in modifying the quantity and quality of the gas produced . " 4. The description and arrangement of apparatus employed for 46.
... of coal . 2. The setting of retorts and construction of retort furnaces . 3. The effects of temperature in modifying the quantity and quality of the gas produced . " 4. The description and arrangement of apparatus employed for 46.
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