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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 20 (1885) (1885)

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es by the epithets the other, the gas enters the space between them, and moreefficient than those giving power only at alter- of economic concrete and hard and solid concrete. The at the same time the spent gas from the previous igni- nate strokes. The engine cylinder is made with an first is… … plement their service of express steamers between Liv- also foiind that it was not necessary to thus exhaust, erpool and New York. The dimensions of the vessel as the simple passage of some other gas through the are: Length over all, 520 ft.; breadth, extreme, 57 ft. 3 tube, such as carbon dioxide,…

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