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Scientific American, Vol. 31, No. 13 (September 1874) (1874)

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part, however, in front of the air to 1 lb. of coal. Lit us place this in another light. In that the rod may be moved up and down through the latter pin hole, and upon its inner side, may be made thin, as said my own establishment in Gateshead I have seven furnaces, with ease. In use, however, the… … ble; (2) there is entire absence of smoke, in consequence of perfect combustion; (3) there is a smaller quantity of air placed between the frame and the enlarged lower end of the New Prussian Guns. required, probably about one fourth less, that is, about 18 lbs. \The Gazette of Cologne, Germany,…

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