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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 15 (1886) (1886)

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hort paper tubes, that fit into more subject to deformation. A slowchange of shape, enlargements in the ends of the apertures, are supplied. They are used to complete the conduit at the joints. possibilities. This, it is assumed, will be prevented by They are dipped into melted pitch before… … still further to show how steam is A, Central Distributing Point. B, Distributing Lines. really an invisible gas, returning to PLAN OF DISTRIBUTION. the liquid state on reduction of tem- perature. In engineering, this method of the water poured out, and the floating of the stick is section of the…

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