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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 10 (September 1889) (1889)

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e principles and the live steam is keeping them seated. Again, the for forcing the oil for the lubrication of the cylinder, noticed in the various designs are concerned, we have etc. The connecting rod is solid, with a square solid area of the inside end of the valve spindle might have nothing… … area at the end to insure the collar at the other end appear stranp'e to American engineers, and it is to motion. The period of contact, and therefore of steam making a tight job. these, whatever tiiair nuture or quality may be, that I admis.sion, is determined by the governor. The bot- propose…

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