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Scientific American, Vol. 84, No. 1 (January 1901) (1901)
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he ed, however, that the bars remained cold. Some experiments were tried .segments break joint evenly from one end to the other, and there is in which steam was introduced into the tubes, and these succeeded so only one segment butt jointed under well that a steam system was sub- each band. The… … which they thrive. to 16 feet in length, were WOOD-FIFING—COMPLETED SECTION ACROSS A VALLEY. ©1901 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Distance · Feet · Tons · Scientific American · Bolometer · Indicated horse · Armored cruisers · Horse power · Long distance · Gas engine · Insulating piece · Steam engine · Water tube · American supplement
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