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Scientific American, Vol. 17, No. 25 (December 1867) (1867)

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he difference in gravity induces rapid circulation, by which the steam is swept from the heating surface as fast as generated and fresh water is as constantly - brought in contact with the heated sides of the surface, the not subject to unequal con- steam being carried to the chamber above, where… … rance ; the remedy appears to of which Fig. 1 is a perspective THE WILCOX COMBINED STEAM GENEEATOB AND ENGINE be to so construct the boiler representation, which, how- that when any part fails, ever, is a small one, intended for a portable engine of from each section surrounded by circular flanges,…

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