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Scientific American, Vol. 21, No. 21 (1869) (1869)

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ted line in the engraving shows those of cast iron being of course cheaper.. plate iron pipes, were afterward filled with concrete up to the the férm of a wooden handle very convenient in filing a rol]. In the construction of this detector a steam-tight chamber level of the ground. Each of these… … difference in temperature of steam at atmospheric pressure, or fifteen pounds, and at one hundred pounds, is 126°. This indicator being carefully adjusted at 212°, or boiling water, must be still further expanded when subjected to an increased degree of heat; and repeated tests have fully proven…

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