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Scientific American, Vol. 79, No. 20 (November 1898) (1898)

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aggre- base to 8 inches at the top. It extends only to a height Our illustration. Fig. 5, shows the work of erecting gation of steam power in the world. The next largest of 340 feet. The outer wall varies from 28 inches to 20 the boilers in progress. The gases will pass from the power station in… … reference to the various 7.—DRIVING THE 1,300 PILES FOR THE FOUNDATION OF THE 353-FOOT STACK. THESE WERE then cut off to a uniform lines, where static and ro- COVERED WITH A MASS OF CONCRETE 20 FEET IN THICKNESS. level and the soil was tary transformers will con- cleared away, leaving the vert the…

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