pintsch gas (Meaning)
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pintsch gas ()
A kind of oil gas extensively used for lighting railroad cars, which carry it in compressed form.
Synonyms & Antonyms of pintsch gas
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pintsch gas Sentence Examples
- The early railway carriages were illuminated by Pintsch gas, a type of manufactured gas.
- Pintsch gas was produced by heating oil or paraffin in a retort.
- The gas was stored in large tanks on the carriages, providing a reliable and portable source of lighting.
- The carbon monoxide and hydrogen in Pintsch gas made it highly flammable.
- Pintsch gas was used in railway carriages until the introduction of electric lighting.
- Pintsch gas also found applications in street lighting and buoys.
- The Pintsch gas system was a significant innovation in the field of railway lighting.
- The use of Pintsch gas allowed for safer and more efficient illumination of carriages.
- The Pintsch gas system required regular maintenance to ensure its proper functioning.
- Pintsch gas played a crucial role in the development of modern railway transportation.
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A kind of oil gas extensively used for lighting railroad cars, which carry it in compressed form.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The early railway carriages were illuminated by Pintsch gas, a type of manufactured gas.
Pintsch gas was produced by heating oil or paraffin in a retort.
The gas was stored in large tanks on the carriages, providing a reliable and portable source of lighting.
The carbon monoxide and hydrogen in Pintsch gas made it highly flammable.
