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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 22 (May 1885) (1885)

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mpure water in the boiler, for it is well held in solution, and return the water in its heated, rod being pivoted directly to a crosshead cast with the but purified, state to the boiler, would not only cause known that when mud and fine sand get into the cylin- piston. The boiler has two… … wheels, one on each end. One of these By the action of heat, currents of VAN DTJZEN'S MECHANICAL BOIIER FEEDER AND WATER PURIFIER wheels is keyed firmly on the crank hot water rise and flow into the skim- shaft, while the other has a set screw mer, and pass through the pipe, F, and glut, which is…

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