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Scientific American, Vol. 15, No. 1 (June 1866) (1866)

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valve as the lengths of the levers are to I his valuable contributions to chemical science, in- should run properly at all times unless some device each other. | eluding the discovery of a new element. Since the be applied to give it steam as it needs it. Of course, These are the main details, if… … in practical work on a The ordinary form of gov- farm these disinfectants WHITE'S BALANCED GOVERNOR VALVE. ernor ball and arm is used, were always very inad- but the arrangement of it is altered. The balls and of driving the gearing by a disk, M, on the shaft, the equate, except perhaps for half an…

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