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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 4 (1872) (1872)

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he latter. The|column burst at the top it threw the water each way for the connecting rod, to raise the valve, D. The effect of this| action of the check valves in the water pipes during the oper- | fifteen rods from the well. The water was exhausted in is to admit steam, which, on entering the… … The single cylinder pump is adapted for service in filling by coming in contact with the plate shown at F. The water | railroad tanks, etc., where the water is to be lifted forty feet contained in the cylinder is then driven out through the dis-| or more in large quantities. The double pump will…

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