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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 24 (December 1903) (1903)

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e same diameter as the inside pipes of upward of 30 inches diameter with satisfactory tests are continually being applied to the material dur- results. of the pipe. As the skelp passes through the rolls, its ing and after manufacture. In addition to the hy- lapping edges are squeezed together… … tomb of Mohammed over a steel pathway the furnace, and when raised to a welding STBAIGHTENISTG SOILS, IN WHICH PIPS IS STBAIGHTENED AND SMOOTHED. made in Mary- heat are drawn land. The con- through a bell- shaped die, the di- tract calls for the ameter of which delivery of the is a 'little less…

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