
Ångpannor (Steam boilers )
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Ångpannor (Steam boilers ), Erik Skerfe (1929). Via artnap.com
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A Swedish technical lithographic plate titled Ångpannor med armatur shows cross-sections of steam boilers with their furnaces, flues and a tall smokestack, alongside numbered details of fittings, valves and two pressure gauges marked in kg per cm². The plate is published by P. A. Norstedt & Söner in a series of physics charts, with text credit to Erik Skerfe and a printed date of 1929.





























