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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 8 (August 1898) (1898)

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ment arriving to utilized in the heater, condenser, hot water tank, or in It has lately been erected in the Twenty-sixth Street the receiver is then taken, or swept up through the heating radiation. To show how small this quantity is power station of the Edison Electric Illuminating Com- riser in… … the receiver under the initial or boiler pressure. the same relative position to boilers that the grav- Fig. 1—HOLLY GRAVITY RETURN SYSTEM. The opposite end of the receiver is provided with ity separator does, and all the feed water for boil- a blank head having a series of holes drilled in ers is…

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