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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 1 (September 17, 1853) (1853)

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ge heating surface is presented in ments furnished ‘elegantly and comfortably. It former engines taken out at Green Point, was re- these heating surfaces rises into the steam cham- i this boiler in a very small space, and these: sur- was built under the immediate direction of the moved three months… … or water in the pores of the body, but combines well adapted to withstand great steam pressure. faces are covered with a small quantity of water, made some improvements in his department, by with the air or the water. &c., producing dilata- so-as to absorb the heat rapidly and generate One of these…

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