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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 2 (July 1893) (1893)

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power ever before collected in one locality. The fuel boiler house the arrangement, number of boilers, and panying illustrations. When in use the tubes, headers, used is oil. We present beneath in our first engraving rated horse power are as follows: Abendroth & Root, and connections are filled and… … takes the place of steam in driving OIL-FIRED BOILERS AT THE GREAT EXPOSITION by 20 feet in length, and one header the pistons of engines, thus doing 30 inches in diameter by 12 feet in away with the steam boiler. Some length. The Gill boilers have 360 tubes 4 inches in with water. The water level…

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