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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 4 (January 1875) (1875)

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lts of elaborate comparative tests are given, the chest. mine use, since it is not liable to injury either by dust or showing the blower to be of u superior degree of efficiency. The speed of thi.s blower, to produce a steady current, weather; it runs continuously without stopping to be oiled… … vane, C, at the same time has entered the slot of cylinder, G. A moment's consideration, supposing the auxiliary cylin- Wk are all living too fast. The man who is always in a need not exceed 100 revolutions per minute, and it is stated ders to revolve in the direction of the arrows drawn within…

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