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Scientific American, Vol. 56, No. 3 (1887) (1887)

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other, and are requisite with jibs having range enough to deal the flue sheet is similarly subjected to the actien of with plates up to 27 ft. length, and strong enough to that form connections with the steam and water space of the boiler, A narrow chamber is formed in the leaky, and are eventually… … CEEER’S WATER GAUGE FOR sTEAM BOILERS, alloy was well known to the early chemists, but, un- opening, covered with a plate of mica, through which fortunately, it is brittle and difficult to work, so that head, surrounding which is an annular space provided the height of the water can be seen. The…

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