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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 2 (1875) (1875)

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ing shafting in oil wells, though prevented from moving with the travel of the valve, by arms extending from its sides interlocking with lugs cast on the susceptible to many other the valve to rise from its seat tio allow the escape of water side of the steam chests, leaving the plate free to… … drawing; while that of Mr. Yamada, who is a native of Neareachend a stem is tapped into the relief plate, and net. The filings, having been Japan, was on a design for a turbine water wheel. on this stem are two disks, as shown. Between these disks prepared so as to be as near- is held a copper…

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