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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 23 (June 1897) (1897)

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me member, the an improved valve of the Knibbs type in which the pressure on C will cause A to lift and will allow the screw being placed in position and turned by a suitable opening of the valve is performed automatically by the water to pass from the discharge to the suction. When tool. In Fig. 2… … PINOVER'S BICYCLE FRAME. Fig. 4-KNIBBS VALVE AS USED ON FIRE ENGINES lating valve, H, or any equivalent therefor." TO-DAY. section being then correspondingly shaped. In either case, as the screw is forced inward the outer surfaces of Meteorology In ' Persia. on the same engine as the hand-worked…

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