博客來The Gas Manager’s Handbook, originally published in 1870, provides a comprehensive overview of the practices and principles involved in the manufacture and distribution of coal gas. Written by Thomas Newbigging, a prominent figure in the burgeoning gas industry, this handbook offers invaluable insights into the technologies and methodologies employed during the mid-19th century.
Covering topics from the selection of coal to the laying of pipes, Newbigging’s work details every aspect of gasworks operation. With detailed diagrams and practical advice, this book served as an essential resource for gas managers and engineers of the era. It remains a fascinating historical document, showcasing the ingenuity and innovation that characterized the early development of the gas industry and its impact on urban life.
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