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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 6 (August 1889) (1889)

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- Finke-Lesshafft process, and which produces a con- supply pipe comes in contact with and is heated by solved in water. With permanganate of potash, all stant stream of compact and durable bran cakes in a the exhaust steam in the vertical pipes, and part of the simple and expeditious manner.… … over the other in such a manner that the material fall- depth 39 feet 4 inches, with a gross tonnage of nearly WILLENBRINK'S FEED WATER HEATER AND ing upon them is minutely subdivided, and in this con- 10,000. They are built of Siemens-Martin steel, and CONDENSER. dition is subjected to the heating…

Munn · Patents · Patented · Scientific American · Apparatus · Natural gas · Exhaust steam · San bias · Accompanying illustration · Feed water · Supply pipe · Express money · Illustration represents · Dry cake

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