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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 13 (March 1895) (1895)

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out, this is done, and of 6,060 tons and indicated horse power of 3,700. at- some fragments of wax or paraffine on it and melting taining a low speed of 13 knots, is the largest and the process repeated over and over again. the material with a hot soldering iron or poker. The tediousness of the… … almost as fine as cotton cloth. This, of course, is not and of from 100 to 200 tons burden. Each ves- ACETYLENE APPARATUS. very strong, but by spinning thicker threads and sel will be of the type known as "sealers" and will be with a stop cock and a gas burner ; the latter must be doubling them a…

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