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

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e enough bolt to rotate. The spring holds the two faces of the the water and the disengaging of the steam. The to allow its free movement. air or gas is forced into the boiler by a pump or other valve together, while it permits a slight yielding to We might cite many illustrations of the waste of… … which shall utilize the heat in the found that he will lose a force each fire-box, aid in the circulation of day equal to raising a tun-and-a-half ALLEN'S DIAPHRAGM VALVE. weight several feet from the ground, the water, and thus indirectly in if his hoe' weighs one ounce too much. The labor It is…

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