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Kerosene Pressure Lantern
A type of lighting device that uses kerosene as fuel. These lanterns are popular for their bright and reliable light, often used in homes, streets, and public spaces.
Here's how it works:
A hand pump pressurizes air, forcing kerosene from a reservoir into a gas chamber.
The vaporized kerosene is then piped to a mantle, which glows intensely when lit.
The heat from the flame helps to continue the gasification process.
These lanterns can be as bright as 3-4 100-watt light bulbs and can burn for up to eight hours on one filling. However, it's important to note that kerosene lamps can produce smoke and may contribute to indoor air pollution.
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