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The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)

London : [William Laxton] · leaf 166

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ited on the funnel-shaped diaphragm e, and then passes throughthe aperture in the bottom into the vessel/j at the top of the vessel is afunnel g-, with a cock for the purpose of introducing water to cleanse thesponge or filtering medium ; h is the feed pipe for supplying the tiltererwith water, and… … FLATTENING GLASS KILNS. Henry Deacon, engineer, of Eccleston, Lancashire, for Improrementsin the construction of flattening A:i/Hs.—Granted September 26, la40 ;Enrolled March 26, 1847. These improvements relate first to the introduction of a moveable bridge,or partition to close the aperture…

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