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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 14 (April 1902) (1902)

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ers in the boiler where mud can collect and causeoverheating of the seams. All flanges look outward,thus greatly facilitating the calking and inspection THE HARTFORD STEEL-PLATE EXHAUSTER.The accompanying cut illustrates the Hartfordpatent adjustable, interchangeable and reversible steel-plate… … THE HARTFORD STEEL-PLATE EXHAUSTER. THE REGAN LOCOMOTIVE BOILER. A locomotive boiler, which is arranged to provide alarge heating surface and to insure complete combus-tion of the fuel, has been recently invented by Mr. JohnJ. Regan, of 166 Third Street, Jersey City, N.J. It consists essentially of…

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