It has already been mentioned that there are 6 cast-iron pipe siphons.
The cast-iron pipe is curved upward in the central well, and has a bellmouth on which rests a movable circular copper screen.
This pipe was afterward replaced by a cast-iron pipe of the same diameter.
For a part of its length it was laid in the high ground of the south bank of the river, which it crossed near the western limits of the city, and was then connected to a 30-cm, cast-iron pipe in the distribution system.
Iron Pipe is joined to Iron Pipe by lead-calked joints.
In the case of very high stacks, the bottom should be supported by a pier or iron pipe rest.
The brass thimble is then joined to the cast-iron pipe by a calked lead joint.
The curb-cock has a protective covering in the form of an iron pipe.
Cast-iron pipe, commonly used for municipal water-supplies, is not made in small sizes and may be excluded from the possibilities for an individual house.
Lathe Dogs In the absence of a full equipment of lathe dogs the amateur can make them cheaply from pieces of iron pipe.
Connecting a Pipe to Sheet Metal In the absence of a waste nut, an iron pipe can be easily fastened to sheet-metal work as shown in the sketch.
To obviate this annoyance, I made a galvanized-iron pipe, about 2 ft.
An iron pipe, constructed with several flexible joints, leading from a blowing machine, is bent in such a way as to allow its nozzle end to be introduced within the retort, and directed to any point of its surface.
Near the top of the shaft there is an iron pipe f, of from 8 to 10 inches in diameter, which allows the incoercible vapours generated in the coking to escape into the condenser, which consists either of wood or brick chambers.
In lines other than given for pressures over 150 pounds, all flanges for wrought-iron pipe should be threaded.
Table 62 gives the dimensions and some general data on standard and extra strong wrought-iron pipe.
It is worth pausing just a moment to glance at this man taking a fitful rest on a pile of iron pipe in a dingy building.
When the water service pipe passes through the foundation wall, the pipe should not be built in, but a small arch should be built over the pipe or a piece of XX cast-iron pipe can be used as a sleeve (Fig.
Sometimes a wrought-iron pipe is used in a stove in lieu of a water back.
The interior fixtures of an ordinary dwelling-house are supplied with lead pipe five-eighths of an inch in diameter, or iron pipe three-quarters of an inch in diameter.
This tube may be a conductor, such as iron pipe, but in that case an insulating bushing must be pushed into each end of it, extending far enough to keep the wire out of contact with the pipe.
Either a box casing or iron pipe should be used to protect the wires.
Rigid and flexible conduit: As the name implies this system consists of iron pipe, in connection with flexible conduit, run between the walls.
If there is any danger of injury to these mains they may be enclosed in iron pipe.
A cast-iron pipe is made in sections, which are to be united, and the whole fastened at top and bottom in the centre of the warm-air flue by ears extending to the bricks, and fastened when the flue is in process of building.
This cast-iron pipe is surrounded by a brick flue, through which air passes from below to be warmed by the pipe, and thus an upward current of warm air is created.
An iron pipe eight or ten inches in diameter is driven down through the soil until it comes to rock.
If the cavity is so large that there is danger of the trunk's breaking, an iron pipe may be set in to strengthen it.
He simply drove down an iron pipe to the sandstone which contained the oil, and set his borer at work within the pipe.
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