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Scientific American, Vol. 34, No. 15 (April 1876) (1876)

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ordinary swisg crane has pipe with a stop cock, d', by which pitch may be supplied liquid or gaseous products have passed over to the conden. attached to it an hydraulic sleeve or outer cylinder, which is to this vessel, a, and e is a pipe by which the anthracene ser, aided in some cases by the use… … TWEDDELL'S HYDRATILIC RIVETER AND CRANE- are conducted in the form or vapor from the vessel, as, to a worked by a sprocket wheel, this pinion gearing into a rack operate according to this method of working, to is a pipe attached to the crane. The water, which is supplied under condensing chamber,…

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