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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 3 (July 1885) (1885)

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by a second With any part of the steam space of the boiler are set of shorter ones beneath. After these were in place, connected the ends of two pipes, which extend forward and well secured, holes were cut through the brickwork to the front of the furnace and then down to the level of and needles… … which the tongue is secured, and causes it normally to WRIGHT'S DEVICE FOR FEEDING AIR TO FURNACES. ANDERS' IMPROVED CABLE GRIP. be elevated when the funnel is right side up. The side of the ring opposite the tongue is provided with a plate enter the upper arms of the T-heads, and are bent at…

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