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Scientific American, Vol. 64, No. 6 (February 1891) (1891)

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ways which will suggest themselves water being taken from a tank and circulated by facilitates the adjustment. It has also an automatic- to our readers. It will also be welcomed by small gravity in stationary engines, while in portable en- ally operating safety valve. The reservoir, H, is filled… … way Ave., Steinway, Long in the tank through a small Fig. 7.--DAIMLEB HOTOB APPLIED TO BOAT PEOPULSION. opening at the bottom, so Island City, N. Y., where that while the liquid is main- motors from 1 to 10 horse the funnel, it is practi- tained at a constant level in power can be seen in actual…

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