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

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exhaust steam. of the best machine brass and Babbitt's metal. The wearing surfaces and dimensions of shaft, wrist, etc., are proportion- his own deductions as to the operation of the the engines may be run with the chest lid removed, and any can make ally equal to those of the most approved cla'-a… … stem of the main valve, and is connected to an upright ann The absence of exhaust passages in the cylinder and valve like design and finish, and various other styles, adapted for on the cut-off rock shaft, on the end opposite to that to which gives the additional advantage that the fnce of the…

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