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Scientific American, Vol. 42, No. 10 (March 1880) (1880)

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he accumulator as sity uniform, inasmuch as variation in size or length of rivet, soon as the accumulator weight has descended a short dis- thickness of the iron plates, or size of the holes to be filled, tance. When the valve is open the water under pressure in caused this, at all times equal,… … riveting machine suspended from an overhead carriage. Fig. l.-PUMP AND ACCUMULATOR. The work, resting on trestles, remains stationary; the ma- Fig. 3.-SUSPENDED RIVETING MACHINE-BOTTOM VIEW. chine is moved along it from rivet to rivet to be driven. The chine. The heads of the machine rivets are…

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