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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 2 (January 1875) (1875)

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ing vance the eccentric forward on the shaft, and two well tem- for this machine that it satisfies the conditions necessary for a steamtight connection between the interior of the valve and pered cast steel wire coil springs furnish the centripetal force the highest attainable economy in the use of… … fndsof the valve fies detection. into the ends of Saw mills, roll- the chest, thence ing mills, etc., thmugh ample ivhich are subjec- passages into the ted to very sud- exhaust pipe. den and extreme The tortuous ex- changes of resis- haust - passage, tance, will re. involved in the quire a slightly…

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