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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 25 (1896) (1896)

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steel spaced about tical ideas. A case in point is afforded by the inven- than the heated metal at the working temperature, is % inch apart, the annular spaces being filled in with first placed on the top of the charge, and when the the non-conducting material. The container is mount- tion of Mr.… … MMU great pressure put upon the metal, its quality must inches thick. The cylinder was surrounded by an necessarily be greatly improved, in the same way that annular chamber, which was heated by a coke fire, Whitworth steel is improved by compression. In the the object being to maintain the…

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