It was really an offence to me when the jacketing ceased.
One-tenth the jacketing I have received in San Quentin would have squeezed your rabbit heart out of your long ears.
Finally, a third method of jacketing consists in the use of two half cylinders that exactly fit the exterior of the steam pipe.
We have already mentioned the use of artificial cork for jacketing steam pipes, and we have stated that this product is obtained by mixing cork powder and starch under pressure.
As for jacketing with cork alone; the first method consists in placing narrow strips of cork, whose edges touch each other, along steam pipes and cylinders, and fastening them by means of wire.
The very narrow limits of weight permissible required that the [p112] barrel of the cylinder should be as thin as possible, that no protective jacketing should be used, and that the valve motion should be of the simplest description.
Instead of jacketing this tank, the cooling effect due to evaporation was compensated by drawing the somewhat heated air from around the engine cylinders up through the loosely packed lumps of wood.
The object of jacketing is to prevent the loss of heat from the steam within the cylinder by radiation.
This is done by jacketing the outside of the cylinder with some material which will prevent radiation of heat, or protect the steam within from being turned back into water by the cool air striking the outside of the cylinder.
By jacketingcondensation is prevented; it is fought as an enemy.
It has the advantage over methods of lagging or jacketing that the manure can be thrown over any pipe, water-seal, washing apparatus, &c.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "jacketing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
