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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 47 (1849) (1849)

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of the tube, any amount decreasing the quantity of water in the boiler and cranks, of the simplest description in re- it has been subjected. of water may be raised in a given time; if the but keeping up the same surface of exposure pipe was 3 feet in diameter, then 880 gallons to the heat. This is… … tentee, for the least variation in the component erected for driving the printing machines, small pieces of pipe to screw on to the el- This is a horizontal steam boiler connected parts of the composition would obviate all lia- and which, by the way, is a compact piece of bow FF, and in that case…

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