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Definition of Stovepipe iron
1. Noun. Plate iron that is thinner than tank iron.
Lexicographical Neighbors of Stovepipe Iron
Literary usage of Stovepipe iron
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Supplemental Digest of Decisions Under the Interstate Commerce Act by Herbert Confield Lust (1917)
"... clase rating on straight or mixed carloads of stovepipe, stovepipe iron,
elbows, and coal hods, or same mixed with ..."
2. Annual Report by Iowa Board of Railroad Commissioners, Iowa State Commerce Commission (1902)
"iH 2 Packed in boxes ..................................... ........ ij Stovepipe
Iron, cut in shape for stovepipe, and Stovepipe, side seams nol f . ..."
3. Experimental Wireless Stations: Their Theory, Design, Construction and by Philip E. Edelman (1922)
"Transformer iron may be had from supply houses cut to size, or a good grade of
stovepipe iron may be used. The legs should be wound with a few layers of ..."
4. Popular Mechanics Shop Notes (1919)
"Around the break, two thicknesses of stovepipe iron were wrapped, before the
clamps were put on, to stop leakage.—Donald A. Hamp- son, Middletown, ..."
5. Small Motors, Transformers, Electromagnets: A Practical Presentation of by Hugh Montgomery Stoller, Frank Eugene Austin, Edwin Wilbur Seeger, American Technical Society (1920)
"The iron strips may be obtained cut to the proper size or they may be cut by hand
from ordinary stovepipe iron, the so-called Russia iron. ..."
6. Proceedings by Nebraska, Nebraska State Board of Agriculture, State Board of Agriculture (1903)
"This is made of stovepipe iron by turning up the sides and ends about four inches
so FIG. 13.—Kerosene pan or "Hopper Dozer," for capturing and destroying ..."
7. How to Make Low-pressure Transformers by Frank Eugene Austin (1916)
"A special type of core may be constructed from the ordinary stovepipe iron
obtainable at any hardware store, as follows: First construct a form on which to ..."
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