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Scientific American, Vol. 29, No. 10 (September 1873) (1873)

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iple of physics that a liquid boils scends through the vertical pipes, F, into a second annular degree as may not interfere with the operation of the pump. receptacle, G, from which it exits by the,conduit, H. The when the tension of its vapor is equal to the pressure it sup- From the cistern the… … steam, emerging, on. Every apparatus, PURIFIER, acts upon the impu- FRANCE'S FEED WATER HEATER AND therefore, having for rities packed on the inner surface of tubes, C. The blow-out its object the heating of the feed water of boilers, should, have closed extremities at points respectively opposite…

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