Handbook on Petroleum for Inspectors Under the Petroleum Acts and for Those Engaged in the Storage, Transport, Distribution, and Industrial Use of Petroleum and Its Products and Calcium Carbide, with Suggestions on the Construction and Use of Mineral Oil Lamps

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C. Griffin, 1906 - Petroleum - 324 pages
 

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Page 321 - A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON BRIDGE-CONSTRUCTION: Being a Text-Book on the Construction of Bridges in Iron and Steel. FOR THE USE OF STUDENTS, DRAUGHTSMEN, AND ENGINEERS. BY T. CLAXTON FIDLER, M. INST. CE, Prof, of Engineering, University College, Dundee "The new edition of Mr.
Page xix - petroleum " includes any rock oil, Rangoon oil, Burmah oil, oil made from petroleum, coal, schist, shale, peat, or other bituminous substance, and any products of petroleum, or any of the above-mentioned oils; and the term "petroleum to which this Act applies...
Page 40 - CONTENTS.— The Sources of Supply.— Economic Aspect of Liquid Fuel.— Chemical Composition of Fuel Oils. — Conditions of Combustion in Oil Fuel Furnaces. — Early Methods and Experiments.— Modern Burners and Methods.— Oil Fuel for Marine Purposes.— For Naval Purposes.— On Locomotives.— For Metallurgical and other Purposes. —Appendices. —INDEX. " Everyone interested in this important question will welcome Mr. North's excellent text-book."— future.
Page 26 - The Chapters on Tonnage and Freeboard have been brought thoroughly up to date, and embody the latest (1906) Board of Trade Regulations on these subjects. KNOW YOUR OWN SHIP. BY THOMAS WALTON, NAVAL ARCHITECT. Specially arranged to suit the requirements of Ships' Officers, Shipowners, Superintendents, Draughtsmen, Engineers, and Others, CONTENTS.
Page 25 - Rarely does it fall to the lot of a reviewer to have to accord such unqualified praise as this book deserves. . . . The profession generally have every reason to be grateful to Sir C. Le Neve Foster for having enriched educational literature with so admirable an elementary Text-book."— Mining Journal.
Page 25 - Occurrence of Minerals. — Prospecting. — Boring. — Breaking Ground. — Supporting Excavations. — Exploitation. — Haulage or Transport. — Hoisting or Winding. — Drainage. — Ventilation. — Lighting. — Descent and Ascent. — Dressing, &c. — INDEX. " A remarkably clear survey of the whole field of mining operations."— Engineer.
Page 32 - RESEARCHES ON THE PAST AND PRESENT HISTORY OF THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE. Including the latest Discoveries and their Practical Applications. BY DR. THOMAS LAMB PHIPSON. PART I. — The Earth's Atmosphere in Remote Geological Periods. PART II. — The Atmosphere of our present period. Appendices; Index. " The book should prove of interest to general readers, as well as to meteorologists and other students of science.
Page 26 - FIFTH EDITION, Revised and Greatly Enlarged. With 4 Plates and 690 Illustrations. Price 24s. net. A TEXT-BOOK OF COAL-MINING: FOR THE USE OF COLLIERY MANAGERS AND OTHERS ENGAGED IN COAL-MINING. BY HERBERT WILLIAM HUGHES, FGS, Assoc. Royal School of Mines, General Manager of Sandwell Park Colliery.
Page 40 - A Treatise on Petroleum." "A volume that will enrich the world's petroleum literature, and render a service to the British branch of the industry.
Page 60 - HANDBOOK in all our great SCIENTIFIC CENTRES, MUSEUMS, and LIBRARIES throughout the Kingdom, and has become an INDISPENSABLE BOOK OF REFERENCE to every one engaged in Scientific Work.

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