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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 5 (August 1901) (1901)

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as an outer wall and an inner wall spacedapart to form an annular chamber, into which a water-inlet extends. Apertured segmental rings serve tospace the outer wall from the inner wall and arereceived in grooves in the opposing faces of th walls.As shown in our illustration the tank is provided… … I A WATER-JACKETED TANK. blocks place the bottom chamber thus formed in com-munication with the chamber formed by the side walls.Bolts provided with washers hold the blocks in place.An outlet cock allows water to be drawn from thechamber between the side walls. Water flowing into the chamber…

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