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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 21 (May 1882) (1882)

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d the pumping power, which so long as there is a supply of steam isvery considerable, would be stopped.—Engineering. NEW BOTTLE CLEAN£& ordinary circumstances to thf stokehole or boiler compart-ment, it would not have many inches to rise before it wouldreach ihe level of the bars, which are… … BABBEL CLEANEB. level of the sea outside, and still the fire would be untouchedand the supply of air would likewise not be interfered with.The steaming power of the boat will therefore continue solong as the fire lasts, and as these boats when running haveabout la cwt. of fuel on their bars, and as…

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