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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 7 (February 1862) (1862)

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ven feet in length and one the condensation water withdrawn by the air pump. tubes to expand equally. But as the expansion is foot in diameter. A large number of retorts are set The tubes pass through stuffing boxes. The packing very unequal (those nearest the steam inlet expand- in brickwork, each… … those of L. B. Williams, located at Huntington, Fig. 15. employed to make illuminating gas. As they rise in Mass. These works employ from 70 to 85 hands, ing most), this plan wajj found to be defective. Du the form of vapor they pass into a pipe, which leads and turn out the enormous number of nine…

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