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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 11 (1866) (1866)

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the only three movable parts, and in this turned, E will be forced open, and G allowed to pressure of the steam by one operation. There are the simplicity of the arrangement lies. Provision close. The operation can now be readily understood. a number of devices in use to obviate this difficulty. is… … coal, because of its greater bulk, and itis certain that D, in Fig. 2, is furnished with a spiral spring which the first production and subsequent manufacture of keeps the valve closed except when rotated. The peat cannot be much less costly than the mining pet valve, K, is operated by turning;…

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