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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 2 (January 1884) (1884)

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ket is arranged serving that purpose. The of floating magnets at one part of the basin. By the move- outer edges nf the sides are .so shaped as to conform, or Another Possible Cause of Boiler Explosions. ments of these magnets, when confined in barriers and with nearly so, to the circular travel of… … the water in such a boiler will be in the same condition aa HOLMES' ELEVAIOB BUCKET. The buckets are secured to the exterior of the belt by short bolts passing through flanges on the back, whereby they may be readily attached to or removed from the belt. By making them without an attached bottom…

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