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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 7 (August 1899) (1899)

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s but 0-59. fuel gas. Aside from its extensive use in factories and gle one. The generator is a large sheet iron cylinder, Now, although coal gas is high in heat units, water blast-furnaces, housewives, after coming to know the lined inside with thick fire blocks, the top having an ease and… … steaming is repeated every few minutes, witli no by- EXHAUSTER ENGINES AND INDICATORS. products. The simple water-gas process requires few attend- and maintained, find a coal stove or kitchen range a therewith in one way or another. Water gas, on the ants, while the production of coal gas is…

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