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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 7 (February 1881) (1881)

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thus taking I as a center, the movement of the other morning. amination dispels the mystery. end of C would be in the direction of P, while atD the direc- On visiting the scene of the explosion I found that the This method of banking, under which a steam pressure is slowly raised, is a decidedly… … thrcugh a distance of its vertical height from the hole at I, or in this case 11 inches only; hence to the amount that C would expand in 4 inches in length it would push against RIVET, JOINT, AND BRACE-END. VERTICAL SECTION OF DOME. the crown sheet and help the steam to lift the crown sheet, and…

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