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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 9 (February 1896) (1896)

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a reducing nipple, be- Description. Per Day. Per Month. out loss of time on the part of the operator or the Blaclssmitli $0 13 low which the pipe forms a gas chamber, preventing Brassworlier 16 .... touching of the belt, but simply by turning a lever any escape of oil in case of a heavy flow. The… … GILMORE'S SEPARATOR. Cutting a Oasket. The inexperienced engineer who tries to cut a gas- the top is plugged, and has adjacent apertures, form- ket by first marking it out with a rule and dividers ing a separator, and just below the oil outlet is a water and then spaces off and lays out the holes…

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