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Scientific American, Vol. 9, No. 25 (December 1863) (1863)

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he belt per minute, 146X2X3.14 16= Fig. 1 shows a large metallic tank (A) of any form float, which increases its lifting power. There 917.3472 feet : therefore 917,3472X3-f-800=3.44 or dimensions desired ; this is supported by four legs are screws, J, which can be taken out in order to re-… … closed; thereby preventing GERNER'S WATER METER. more fluid flowing into the case A. The mercury chamber then assumes the move any sediment or impurities deposited by the position indicated by the dotted lines, and will de- fluid in the chambers. necessary in its construction. In place thereof the…

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