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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 2 (1899) (1899)

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striking at an angle of 60°. These two houses are cylinder boiler, which, as its name implies, was a mere but alittle less, if any, than other types. Return tubu- loopholed for musketry fire and they are connected by tube of varying lengths, seldom less than 2U feet, and lar boilers when properly… … good enough coal for a steam boiler ; the upper battery, 21 feet above the it was dumped upon the consumer water line, renders it most effective in 17 by inches. Heating surface, 1,09544 square feet. Cylinders, pretty much asit was dug out of the Weight, 101,284 pounds, sweeping the country on…

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