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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 7 (February 1890) (1890)

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motograph. Lubrication in boilers are double ended. The material used is steel. is of the adjustable open " horseshoe " pattern. All the main engines is most ingeniously effected by means In these boilers very great care and attention on the of Bischoff's lubricators. Auxiliary condensers are the… … ENGINES OF THE TWIN SCREW EXPRESS STEAMER AUGUSTA VICTORIA. steam from the winches and small engines, galley, etc. sary, as the German authorities require dimensions, are packed with the United States Company's metallic Each of these condensers is fitted with an independent scantlings and work much…

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