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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 21 (May 1875) (1875)

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teeth, and 2 kerf. An oak log, 16x16, was to be di- the exhaust, C, as before stated. Now, the high tension of Society, U received with much favor. vided into 12 boards, and a poplar log, 20x20, into 16 boards. the exhaust steam will induce a draft or current through H, For a small negative an… … M is the cylinder, having steam ENGINE VALVE MOTION. necessary, to impart to it some de- passages, F and G, exhaust pas- gree of translucence, for which sage, C, and valve, B, as in ordi- which will assist the exhausting of the steam from either | purpose the negative is laid upon a hot plate or…

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