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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 4 (1862) (1862)

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doned in favor of the arrange- countries in iron ships is perfectly well-founded we surface of the water, effectually protects those parts ment (shown in diagram 5) which was applied to the think we can show. Only a few weeks since one or which are most subject to oxidation; nor are the steamship… … Having briefly traced the history of surface condensa- strength of our iron vessels, which are us rigid as boilers liable to be injured or destroyed by the water tion, we will now proceed to enumerate the advantagés bolts, work so much when steaming in a seaway as becoming too low, for as every…

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