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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 2 (January 1882) (1882)

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over the large tree, that morning, when work is said to have commenced with impelling projectile, and the whole boiler thus formed an was a characteristic one for this type of boilers, which, it the engine. Some wise persons said the gauge pipe was will be noticed, is about the most common form of… … the diameter of the stem, so Fig-. 2.—View of the Risley Pottery from the R. R. Freight Yard, and flight of the boiler. Fig-. 4.- Boiler in the frozen ground that, after rising slightly, year. after explosion, showing crack in upper head. Fig. 5.—Section of lower tube head and tube ends, showing…

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