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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 21 (November 1884) (1884)

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consists of two cisterns, in one of which the tained in the upper part of the circular casing, O, into softening is performed, and in the other the filtration. tion a new process of softening water, which is equally ap which the spindle of the water wheel is extended in order to plicable on a small… … tate may be removed by filtration through a "Filtre Adam Ruhlman & Son have a pond on the Wakeman Fig. 2.-MAIGN£N'S APPARATUS. Rapide." When storage capacity in tanks can be obtained farm from which they supply ice to Lockport and other for a couple of days' supply, water can be softened even on…

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