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Scientific American, Vol. 26, No. 13 (March 1872) (1872)

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d by the piston of abutment constituted one of the most important problems an ordinary engine with a cylinder 120 inches in diameter we Jbiave to deal with; it may be well to explain here that Nothiug is more easy than to make a good job with packing the reason, for making the piston so narrow as… … do not believe it to be possible to arrive at a satisfactory re while the abutment is moving from E to F, the piston has if we "wished to promote the public service and add to our suit if any attempt is made to pack the joints between thfc advanced from D to G. This is the clearance space.…

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