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Scientific American, Vol. 36, No. 2 (January 1877) (1877)

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in the Cleveland district, in England, being fixed over instantly set in motion by igniting a small burner with a the ordinary furnaces. The machine and engine [Clough's ther trouble. The substitution of coal gas for liquid hydro- match. patent three-cylinder] are attached to a substantial… … carry weight, to solve in a most satisfactory the remainder of the stroke is completed from CLOUGH & CO.'S PUDDLING MACHINE. manner the problem of mechanical puddling. the expanding force of the products of com- Special care has been taken to have all the bustion, thus securing the economy due to…

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