 | Park Benjamin - 1878 - 994 strani
...an inch thicker than the thickness of iron in the respective pipe, leaving a play of three-eighths of an inch between the inside of the collar and the outside of the pipe. Л is (he lead, which is run iu and calked up tight from both sides three-eighths of an inch thick.... | |
 | Park Benjamin - 1880 - 1088 strani
...an inch thicker than the thickness of iron in the respective pipe, leaving a play of three-eighths of an inch between the inside of the collar and the...outside of the pipe. B is the lead, which is run in and ealkcd up tight from both sides three-eighths of an inch thick. A nipple of No. 9 iron is riveted in... | |
 | Harold James, Marla Stone - 1885 - 342 strani
...two lengths of pipe, or 26 feet 2 inches : a is a wroughtiron collar, 5 inches wide, -fa of an inch thicker than the iron of the pipe, and with a play...width, riveted on one end of each pipe by means of six ^-i rivets. Fig. 21 shows the method ol tightening leaky joints: a shows the clamp and its application... | |
 | Augustus Jesse Bowie - 1885 - 360 strani
...wroughtiron collar, 5 inches wide, TV of an inch thicker than the iron of the pipe, and with a play of ^ of an inch between the inside of the collar and the...width, riveted on one end of each pipe by means of six rivets. Fig. 2 1 shows the method of tightening leaky joints : a shows the clamp and its application... | |
 | 1973 - 418 strani
...placing a wrought iron ring, 5 inches wide and of sufficient diameter to leave a space of three-eighths of an inch between the inside of the collar and the outside of the pipe. This spare was filled with lead and calked to make a tight joint. A total of 35 tons of lead was required... | |
 | 1888 - 700 strani
...perpendicular. The work was entered to by Mr. Herman Schussler, who feelPLATE 20. is a play of three-eighths of an inch between the inside of the collar and the outside of the pipe. B is the lead which runs in and is then corked up tight from both sides, the thickness being three-eighths of an inch.... | |
 | Hugh A. Shamberger - 1972 - 72 strani
...placing a wrought iron ring, 5 inches wide and of sufficient diameter to leave a space of three-eighths of an inch between the inside of the collar and the outside of the pipe. This space was filled with lead and calked to make a tight joint. A total of 35 tons of lead was required... | |
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TV of an inch thicker than the iron of the pipe, and with a play of ^ of an inch between the inside of the collar and the outside of the pipe : b is the lead, which is run in and then calked tight from both sides ; c is a nipple of No. 9 iron, 6 inches... 