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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 20 (May 1882) (1882)

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t reliable in their action. The throttling minster, Md., and ranging in power from 12 to 250 horse is evident that a high degree of economical performance is mode is preferable to the many styles of balanced valves, power. For simplicity of construction and quality of owing to the difficulty of… … tion of fuel was 3,200 lb. revolving the hand wheel the TAYLOR MANUFACTURING COMPANY'S STATIONARY ENGINE. bituminous coal in a run of stems, C, E, revolve in the twenty-four hours, grinding cut-off valves and spread one hundred barrels of flour and making a large percent- insure their perfect…

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