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Scientific American, Vol. 33, No. 16 (October 1875) (1875)

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, which act alternately as the chamber sways in one direction and the Fig. 1. other, supplying air to that side of the chamber which is abandoned by the water. The funnel, G, is the means of supplying the chamber, D, with water. HAGUE'S ATMOSPHERIC HAMMER, shown in Fig. 3, is so constructed that… … Hennett^s Aero-steam Engine. own weight when air is admitted above the piston. This last is done automatically on the piston reaching the end of its up stroke. An ^AAA/^^w\/\AAA/\/^/\AA/w^/^^Ky^'^/■l/v'y^AArJ\/w-v^ AIR CUSHION FOR PIPES is represented in Fig. 4. The object is to avoid the jar Fig.…

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