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Scientific American, Vol. 41, No. 2 (July 1879) (1879)

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erted cup or gas holder, and the other is found to give a steadier pressure (the variation rarely ex- different points in the circumference, but the two circum- with weights sufficient to balance it. There is a perforated ceeding one tenth) than it is possible for a man to do if stand- ferential… … A NEW GAS EXHAUSTEB GOVERNOR, tions. When once properly adjusted this governor controls the engine per- .We give on this page an illustra- HOFMANN'S HOSE COITPLING fectly at any pressure of steam sufficient tion of the Allen governor as applied to do the work and with any amount to the large works…

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