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Scientific American, Vol. 24, No. 6 (February 1871) (1871)

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inches 60 pounds, averaging about the same as that of the steam Lumber Trade. boiler. The temperature of the smoke on leaving the flues in diameter and three feet long, with thirteen copper flues, B,. Some idea of the magnitude and importance of the lumber1 of the steam boiler did not exceed 360… … ELLIS' METHOD OF UTILIZING WASTE HEAT FROM STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. The exhaust steam was perfectly condensed in the coil, with this boiler an engine, with cylinder 1J"X2|", running formed from the following figures: The logs cut last winter and all its latent heat imparted to the fluid that…

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