10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «WIND CHEST»
Discover the use of
wind chest in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
wind chest and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Official gazette of the United States Patent Office
iary chamber; said auxiliary chamber also having an independent opening to the
wind-chest, a valve controlling the opening of said chamber to the reservoir, a
pneumatic arranged at the opening of the reservoir to the wind-chest and
opening ...
United States. Patent Office, 1905
2
Official Gazette of the United States Patent Office
In a vacuum cleaning apparatus, a casing, a horizontal partition therein dividing
the casing into an upper and a lower "compartment, a receptacle occupying the
upper compartment, a wind chest and bellows, a motor, supports rigid with the ...
3
The Canadian Patent Office Record and Register of Copyrights ...
The combination with the piano action, the keys and tho key table,of a tracker
board alrranged above the keys, a wind chest arranged below the key table,
motor oneumaii"s actinz on the keys, valve mechanism in the wind chest
controlling the ...
The Copper Wind Chest 165 monastery except the wind chest with its pipes, and
the bellows lie on the other side of the wall, you must turn the wind chest so that
the slides will be drawn out in the direction of the bellows. A niche should then ...
5
London encyclopaedia; or, Universal dictionary of science, ...
3, which are connected with the lever under the wind chest, seen in fig. 3, at E :
and these wheels are so arranged, in respect to the corresponding crank, that
when the piston of any cylinder is either above or below, the lever, fig. 3, is
horizontal ...
6
The Circle of the Mechanical Arts; Containing Practical ...
The most difficult to make properly, is the wind-chest, which is an extensive,
horizontal box, so closely fitted and prepared, as to retain the wind impelled into it
by various large bellows, which must be numerous, and capacious, in proportion
to ...
7
The American Reed Organ and the Harmonium
The expression stop is an arrangement of the bellows such that the feeders are
connected directly to the wind chest and the reservoir is con— nected separately
to the wind chest through a valve which can be opened or closed by the ...
Robert F. Gellerman, 1997
8
The circle of the mechanical arts
The most difficult to make properly, is the wind-chest, which is an extensive,
horizontal box, so closely fitted and prepared, as to retain the wind impelled into it
by various large bellows, which must be numerous, and capacious, in proportion
to ...
Thomas Martin (civil engineer.), 1813
9
Organa Britannica: Organs in Great Britain 1660-1860 : a ...
WIND CHEST. The wind chest contains the air used to blow the pipes, which is
released into the appropriate pipes by pallets hung, as it were, on the ceiling of
the wind chest interior. The pipes sit atop the chest, which is the central part of
what ...
10
The History of Musical Instruments
When the appropriate stop of the harmonium is drawn, air under pressure fills the
wind-chest and spreads round the reed into the upper wind-chest. In the top of
this latter chest is a second opening, which is normally covered by a felted block
...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «WIND CHEST»
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wind chest is used in the context of the following news items.
53-year-old pipe organ at Knoxville church gets overhaul
On July 27, crews removed one of the organ's seven wind chests that govern the flow of air to the pipes. The wind chest weighed around 500 pounds and had to ... «SFGate, Aug 15»
53-year-old church pipe organ gets overhaul
On Monday afternoon crews removed one of the organ's seven wind chests that ... It took six people to carry the wind chest out of the church and load it into a ... «Knoxville News Sentinel, Jul 15»
Portland's Famed Kotzschmar Organ Sings Again after $2.5 Million …
"We're about to go into the universal wind system, or the wind chest of the organ, which is the lungs of the organ," she says. "And it is under a lot of air pressure ... «Maine Public Broadcasting, Sep 14»
