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Scientific American, Vol. 38, No. 13 (March 1878) (1878)

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mes the theoretical size, and times as much as is required. When the engine slows down weight of their contents causes the release of the bags from to regulate the supply of water to the boiler by partially from a lack of pressure the trouble is greatly aggravated by their suspending hooks, and at… … boiler. Hence the contents of the pump barrel will flow flitches without danger to the saw. into the regulator barrel and fill the same, the piston rising. The board dog, also of cast steel, is carried in a socket FEED REGULATOR FOR BOILERS. Consequently no water would enter the boiler, and there…

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