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Scientific American, Vol. 55, No. 24 (December 1886) (1886)

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boiler, so that the movement of the float will a thunderstorm, and all attempts to force it through by hot water and steam always correspond with the rise and fall of the water failed. In September, Mr. Abbey dug down and found from the boiler. The tubes in the boiler. When the water level is high,… … ance consisting of a revolving drum, partly filled with FOSS' FEED WATER REGULATOR. a certain number of metal balls, resembling somewhat the valve to its sekt, and thereby prevent the flow of in its action the machinery often employed for quartz water. When the water falls, the float descends, and…

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