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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 3 (July 1874) (1874)

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ther parts of the generator. At the recent session of the Master Car Builders, the me- rubber, in sheets of 0 36 inch, applied to wood ; cloth and silk The water and steam chambers, A, are of ample size,made rits, pro and con, of check chains were di*cu8S€d. A large fastened in form of cushions,… … The object of giving eye, and the result is that either the bolts THE ECLIPSE STEAM GENERATOR. the tubes the <, or angular, shape is to or timber break and give way in detail; and in cases where lag or wood screws body electric tensions of surprising intensity were found. secure the greatest…

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