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Scientific American, Vol. 67, No. 23 (1892) (1892)

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the bottom. that it was in this direction that it was necessary to seek the solution of the problem that all mechanicians Finally, the two cylinders were connected by two cylinder. tubulures so as to constitute a water thermo-siphon, In order to obtain a better utilization of the heat are pursuing,… … and per hour. These were very satisfactory results sustained in this everyday contest by Mr. Digeon, the bouching at their Fig. 2.--AERO-CONDENSER. inventor who had undertaken the construction of the twenty years ago, but these figures, which represent two extremities in two chambers, K and L. The…

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