...cylinder, in a direction inclining upwards, so that any condensed water that forms in them may run back to the boiler, instead of getting into the cylinder...should (if possible) be set or fixed lower than its steam-cylinder, and, in order the more effectually to prevent condensation, the steam pipes should...

...a direction greatly inclining upwards, so that any condensed water that forms in them may run back to the boiler instead of getting into the cylinder...condensation, the steam pipes should be coated with haybands, or sawdust and sacking, or some bad conductor of heat, particularly if they are long and much exposed...

...a direction greatly inclining upwards, so that any condensed water that forms in them may run back to the boiler instead of getting into the cylinder...the more effectually to prevent condensation, the sleam pipes should be coated willi haybands, or sawdust and sacking, or some bad conductor of heat,...

...cylinder, in a direction inclining upwards, so that any condensed water that forms in them may run back to the boiler, instead of getting into the cylinder...should (if possible) be set or fixed lower than its steam-cylinder, and, in order the more effectually to prevent condensation, the steam pipes should...

...cylinder ; consequently every boiler should (if possible) be set or fixed lower than its steam-cylinder, and, in order the more effectually to prevent condensation, the steam pipes should be coated with hay-bands, or saw-dust and sacking, or some bad conductor of heat, particularly if they are long or much exposed...