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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 23 (1900) (1900)

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ormly ; for sudden heating of the exterior while the saving of labor by the use of the compressed-air drill interior was yet relatively cold would further increase water pump ; L, elevator; NV, brine pump; R, brine settler; S, brine tank ; 7, water tank ; U, brine vat; V, drainage bin. is shown by… … a0¢K allows the heat to act more evenly on weigh as much as 135 tons apiece; SST the mass of metal, but also serves to while the steel which is to be forged get rid of the impurities due to segrega- into guns (technically known as “ gun car tracks; H,, grainer. steel”) is subjected to what is known…

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