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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 6 (February 1885) (1885)

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o disengage the drum without whatever, because the clockwork movement is con- produced by sudden variations in temperature were touching the other parts. By merely varying the pro- not rendered with all their instantaneousness. In nected with the cylinder by a socket with friction portions of the… … sists of an extremely sensitive diaphragm. This necessary to give the pen a very accurate vertical 2.-RICHARDS REGISTERING PRESSURE GAUGE. motion, which would involve the necessity of mak- Fig instrument renders great services in the con- trolling of the pressure of gas or the draught ing the…

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