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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 2 (July 1898) (1898)

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left of the tar trap. This is simply a cylindrical vessel ful application. tion, where there are 33 filling valves, each of which is filled with water, the pipe from the tar pot being car- We present in this issue illustrations of a typical provided with 35 feet of hose and the necessary coup- ried… … small cylindrical tank from greater than that of city PINTSCH GAS APPLIED TO RAILROAD CABS-SHOWING STOBAGE CYLINDEB, BEGVLATOB AND BVBNEBS. which it is raised by pneu- gas. The value of the gas for the special purposes matic pressure to another to which it is put consists mainly in the fact that,…

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