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Σελίδα 9
... glad , when convenient , to have a little conversation with you on mines . - Father : If only I can give information by which you and the public will profit I shall have great pleasure in so doing ; and as we have a little leisure time ...
... glad , when convenient , to have a little conversation with you on mines . - Father : If only I can give information by which you and the public will profit I shall have great pleasure in so doing ; and as we have a little leisure time ...
Σελίδα 19
... glad to know how mines are ventilated , and also to know the best way of ventilation to prevent loss of life ; as there is often great loss of life by ex- plosions , and great loss of life caused by not ventilating properly ? -Father ...
... glad to know how mines are ventilated , and also to know the best way of ventilation to prevent loss of life ; as there is often great loss of life by ex- plosions , and great loss of life caused by not ventilating properly ? -Father ...
Σελίδα 34
... glad to know , at a future day , why air rushes around the nearest workings , and the longer route of workings are left destitute of air ; but how , father , are regula- ting doors fixed in mines ? -Father : They are fixed in those air ...
... glad to know , at a future day , why air rushes around the nearest workings , and the longer route of workings are left destitute of air ; but how , father , are regula- ting doors fixed in mines ? -Father : They are fixed in those air ...
Σελίδα 46
... glad to know , father , why it is not adopted ; is it because people think mines will accumulate more gas by this mode of venti- lation ? -Father : No ; a change in the mode of ventilation , you know , will not cause an extra quantity ...
... glad to know , father , why it is not adopted ; is it because people think mines will accumulate more gas by this mode of venti- lation ? -Father : No ; a change in the mode of ventilation , you know , will not cause an extra quantity ...
Σελίδα 52
... fearless of expense , but I assured him it would not be £ 3 . Son : I shall be glad , father , to see the way by which coal was worked out , the mine ventilated , and the improved mode you adopted . - Father : If you wish to 52.
... fearless of expense , but I assured him it would not be £ 3 . Son : I shall be glad , father , to see the way by which coal was worked out , the mine ventilated , and the improved mode you adopted . - Father : If you wish to 52.
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63 degrees ABEL HEYWOOD accumulation of gas adopted air in mines air passed air-gates air-passage atmospheric weight better black-damp blocks of coal breadth Burradon carbonic acid cause colliery compressed conducted cubic feet current of air diameter diminished distance divided division of air down-cast employer explosive gas explosive power Fatfield father feet of air figure fix the dial floor foot friction produced furnace gases accumulating glad groups of miners Harraton Hebburn ignited impure air knowledge of mines large current large quantity length Lund-hill measure mines?-Father mode of ventilation needle Newbottle number of degrees object OLDHAM STREET parallel ruler person pin mark pressed proportion pure air quantity of air quantity of gas reduced require Risca road roof safety lamp separate distinct currents sexagesimal shaft Sheriff Hill sight splitting the air square strata takes place tram-gates tram-roads TROY WEIGHT up-cast velocity ventilating mines Wallsend whole coal yards
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Σελίδα 106 - DIVISIONS OF THE CIRCLE. 60 Seconds = 1 Minute 60 Minutes = 1 Degree 30 Degrees = 1 Sign 90 Degrees = 1 Quadrant 360 Degrees, or!2 Signs= 1 Circumference 6. MEASURE OF TIME. 60 Seconds = 1 Minute 60 Minutes...
Σελίδα 105 - January, 1832, it is directed that all coals, cinders, and culm, sold from and out of any ship or vessel in the port of London, or at any place within the cities of London and Westminster, or within the distance of 25 miles from the General Post Office, in the city of London, shall be sold by weight and not by measure.
Σελίδα 105 - Ounce = 437$ — 16 Ounces = 1 Pound (Ib.) = 7000 — 28 Pounds = 1 Quarter (qr.) 4 Quarters = 1 Hundredweight (cwt.) 20 Cwt. = 1 Ton This weight is used in almost all commercial transactions, and in the common dealings of life. The particular weights belonging to this Division are as follow : — cwt.
Σελίδα 100 - All MEASURES OF CAPACITY were first taken from Troy Weight, and several laws were passed in the reign of Henry III., enacting that 81bs. Troy of wheat, taken from the middle of the ear and well dried, should make one gallon of Wine measure, and 8 such gallons make a bushel.
Σελίδα 103 - II.— Measures of Surface. The Imperial Square Yard contains 9 imperial square feet, and the Imperial Square Foot, 144 imperial square inches ; the Circular Foot (that is, a circle whose diameter is 1 foot) contains...
Σελίδα 104 - CUBIC MEASURE 1728 cubic inches = 1 cubic foot 27 cubic feet = 1 cubic yard...
Σελίδα 102 - By this measure are computed the lineal dimensions of all magnitudes, with the exception mentioned below. The length of a mile is not the same in every country. The Scotch and Irish miles were formerly about 1 J English, but are now the same as English.
Σελίδα 100 - ... being the length of the arm or bone from the elbow to the •wrist. A Pace (5 feet), or 2 ordinary steps; a Fathom (6 feet), from the extremity of one hand to that of the other, the arms oppositely extended. It is stated that Henry I., in 1101, commanded that the ulna, or ancient ell, which...
Σελίδα 101 - Gravity, or what is commonly called Weight. 5. Angles. 6. Time. The several denominations of these measures have reference to certain standards, which are entirely arbitrary, and consequently vary among different nations. In this kingdom, Length is a Yard.
Σελίδα 101 - Imperial Standard Yard. The standard square and cubic measures will therefore depend entirely upon it. At present we have no means of ascertaining why this particular length was originally fixed upon ; but, as it is most essential that it should always remain the same, it will be found convenient to refer it to something else, which we have no reason to suppose ever undergoes any change. Now the length of a Pendulum vibrating seconds, or performing...