 | 1877 - 608 pages
...of the spout or wick-tube. The lamp is trimmed so that when lighted it gives a flame of about 0-15 inch in diameter, and this size is easily maintained...instance, and if it exceeds 65° the samples to be tested should be cooled down to about 60° by immersing the bottles containing them into cold water.... | |
 | 1877 - 624 pages
...temperature the oil to be tested is introduced into the petroleum cup, being poured in slowly uniil ihe level of the liquid just reaches the point of the...instance, and if it exceeds 65° the samples to be tested should be cooled down to about 60° by immersing the bottles containing them into cold water.... | |
 | 1880 - 690 pages
...against the sides of the cup until the level of the liquid just reaches the point of the gauge which is fixed in the cup. In warm weather the temperature...instance, and if it exceeds 65° the samples to be tested should be cooled down (to about 60°) by immersing the bottles containing them in cold water,... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1879 - 610 pages
...cup, being poured in slowly until the level of the liquid just reaches the point of the gauge which is fixed in the cup. In warm weather the temperature of the room in which the samples to be tested 10 have been kept should be observed in the first instance, and if it exceeds 65° the samples to be... | |
 | Great Britain - 1879 - 472 pages
...cup, being poured in slowly until the level of the liquid just "caches the point of the gauge whieh is fixed in the cup. In warm weather the temperature of the room in whieh the samples to be tested have been kept should be observed in the lirst instance, and if it exceeds... | |
 | Great Britain, Edmund Humphrey Woolrych - 1880 - 940 pages
...cup, being poured in slowly until the level of the liquid just reaches the point of the gauge which is fixed in the cup. In warm weather the temperature...instance, and if it exceeds 65° the samples to be tested should be cooled down (to about 60°) by immersing the bottles containing them in cold water,... | |
 | Great Britain, Edmund Humphrey Woolrych - 1880 - 966 pages
...oeing poured in »lowly until the level of the liquid just reaches the point of the gauge which is fixed in the cup. In warm weather the temperature of the room in which the samples to be tested have teen kept should be observed in the first instance, and if it exceeds 65B the sample-s to be tested... | |
 | Railway clearing house - 1880 - 900 pages
...poured in slowly until the level of the liquid just reaches the ; '•'••'. of the gauge which is fixed in the cup. In warm weather the temperature of the room ш which the samples to be tested have been kept should be observed in the first instance, and : i:... | |
 | Barbados - 1882 - 190 pages
...cup, until the level of the liquid just reaches the( point of the gunge which is fixed in the en p. In warm weather the temperature of the room in which...be observed in the first instance and if it exceeds GG deg. the samples to be tested should be cooled down (to about 68) by immersing the bottles containing... | |
 | Railway clearing house - 1882 - 1130 pages
...cup, being poured in slowly until the level of the liquid just reaches the point of the gauge which is fixed in the cup. In warm weather the temperature of the room in which the camples to be tested have been kept should be observed in the first instance, and if it exceeds 65°... | |
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... gauge which is fixed in the cup. In warm weather the temperature of the room in which the samples to be tested have been kept should be observed in the first instance, and if it exceeds 65°... 
