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Scientific American, Vol. 43, No. 17 (October 1880) (1880)

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de as the clothes-horses a a being the manifolds or headers, b b right and left elbows, are from center to center. theless it is so, being caused by local conditions, which al- c c coil pipes right handed, and d d right and left handed ways prevent the utilization of all the heat. Thus, the greater… … ARRANGEMENT OF PIPES FOR DRYING BY STEAM. the air compatible with the amount of moisture to be carried ously, working upward until you reach the elbow, E; then, In Fig. 4 the pitch of the pipes and-headers are in the di- when all the leaves are so far constructed, with all the elbows off, the…

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