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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 2 (July 1884) (1884)

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and its stroke. The height of the box is iron is inclined downward and slightly forward when the to saw mills as they are now built, and the advantages it a little less than that of the valve chest, to form a steam thills are held in working position, while the slot in the possesses when so used… … SMITH'S BALANCED SLIDE VALVE. A Neur Polar £xpeditioii, A new plan for a polar expedition has been submitted by little greater than that of the valve, to form a space to receive several oflBcers of the Russian Navy to the Minister, Admi- a steel plate, upon the ends of which are formed upwardly ral…

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