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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 23 (June 1882) (1882)

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s like this connected water piston is dashed by the force of ¥&e steam against applications where lightness is also necessary, recourse alternately with one and the other terminal. The two end might be had to ebonite, although that is a relatively dear the end of the pipe, producing a severe shock,… … Fig. 4.—Corrugated Accumulator. Horizontal form for industrial purposes. Fig. 5 —Arrangement of the plates during manufacture. Latterly attention has been bestowed on the construction ! at the upper part, and are held at the lower part by inserting rebound, which must be a rebound of a compound…

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