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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 9 (March 1902) (1902)

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iler. Should the water rise to the opening of the boiler. By reason of this downward trend of the burner. The vapor tubes are arranged in parallel series the first-named pipe, it will flow to the steam-gage, flues, the products of combustion will not be picked up and are provided each with a single… … lieves the operator of all the necessity of hand pumping. THE LANE STEAM ENGINE. by the automobile boom, and says that at least 200,000 The feed-water for the boiler is heated by the ex- persons in France are maintained by that industry. for the issuing gas. Extending entirely across the haust…

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