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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 9 (February 1903) (1903)

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uid air, which can now be easily produced by the meters in diameter and 10 meters long another pipe is shown in the accompanying illustration. It con- of the same length, but only half the diameter, and Linde process. The following is the method pursued sists in fastening cutters to the rims of the… … eighteen hundred linear feet in forty tion of this air he will obtain a cooling minutes when the thermometer was be- of the gasoline which may be maintained CUTTING ASPHALT WITH STEAM ROLLER. constant if the flow of liquid air is suit- low freezing. Obviously this is a very cheap and simple method…

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