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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 23 (1895) (1895)

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ack end of the mixer by long links. This arrange- those furnaces being spiegeleisen and the other ferro- the rudder, the major portion of the propeller when in ment was devised because it was considered to be safer manganese—so that with seven furnaces he was mak- its inner position being exposed… … be made into good steel ata reduced cost. Such is not by any means the case. If very gray or very common white iron be admitted, it is almost certain that several interior of the vessel. In front of each stuffing box is easts of inferior steel will follow. It must also be re- a steam cylinder, the…

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