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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 22 (June 1895) (1895)

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ngs and Companies, and for the platforms, etc., of the new pas- are machined and polished all over, thus adding ma- twice the natural size, and though efforts were made to senger station. The incandescent lighting is employed terially to the appearance of the engines. As is usual relieve this, it… … GAS ENGINES FOR ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT. the cylinders are fitted with loose liners, made like —that the feet were finally healed. Afterthis it moult The Dowson gas plant is placed in a separate build- the pistons of specially hard metal, so that when they ed, losing about all its feathers at one…

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