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Scientific American, Vol. 23, No. 15 (October 1870) (1870)

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instrument is adjusted) with water con- gether upon the position of the counterpoise on the lever, D, C, with the. interior of the boiler ; the end of the pipe, A, densed from steam in its passage through pipes, etc. As soon which may be set so that the globe will descend when only as the water… … BERRYMAFS LOW-WATER ALARM. We have seen this and the other instruments described be- line and that ot the pipe, 15. descending to this line. ]t is time as a further accumulation has been made. As we have said, all of these instruments are in full operation at the pres- evident if the air contained…

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