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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 13 (September 1885) (1885)

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portions of pulverized sal am- rapidly In review the principal elements of the plant. 100 to 110 volts and 0'75 a., or ^ ampere. Its total moniac in crystals, sulphur, iron filings or drillings, and The boiler, which was constructed by Collet & Co., height is 5 feet, and Its greatest width,… … joint will surprise him. Two engine. The product of this Fig. 2.-ELECTRIC WORKS OF THE GREVIN MUSEUM joints of three inch cast iron boiler may be estimated at 9 pipe, with flanges sufficiently pounds of dry steam per wide to take in ^-inch bolts,, were secured with pound of coal burned. The motor…

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