Back-connection

Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 9
In a marine boiler, or in the setting of an externally-fired return stationary boiler, the part of the flue-pa ages in which the smoke or hot gases pa upward from the combustion-chamber behind the grate or fire-box, in order to come forward through the tubes or flues in the water space to the front end of the boiler. The English call it the "back uptake." Backer gunge, or BAKARGANJ. A fertile district of 3,649 sq. m., pop. 1,900,889, on lower Ganges and Bramapootra,
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