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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 26 (June 1862) (1862)

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anner in which water may be The accompanying engravings illustrate the con- the engraving, the passages to both nozzles are open, drawn into the pump by one pipe, and discharged and the water is consequently discharged through struction of a new pump, the invention of James Budd, through cither or… … adopted if preferred. I. Thus a constant flow of water BUDD'S TWO-STEEAM PUMP. This pump is designed especial- into chamber I is maintained ; ■ /, the passages to the nozzle, M, is closed, and the | ly for fire engines, but the inventor claims for it su- the retaining valves, J and g g, preventing…

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