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Scientific American, Vol. 27, No. 14 (October 1872) (1872)

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ng the possessions ceded to the hundreds of boilers, so regulating the feed that a variation may contain water, water and steam, or steam alone. Pig. 1 United States by Bussia. of not more than one quarter of an inch occurs in the water shows an illustration of three regulators attached to a… … fact that what we call stopped. The danger BERRTMAN'S PATENT FEED REGULATOR FOR BOILERS. attendant on connect- the south winds are the least six feet long on the horizontal part, and connect the in- ing glass gages and gage cocks by small pipes, leading out the coldest and chilliest that we endure.…

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